Dialog in gostoljubje krščanskega ekofeminizma

Abstract

Prispevek obravnava stereotipno religijsko (s poudarkom na krščanstvu) določenost femininosti in maskulinosti ter razumevanje odnosa med človekom in naravo, ki je globoko zaznamovan s kolektivnim spominom človekove dominacije nad naravo. Stereotip človekove superiornosti nad naravo je vsekakor močno navzoč in zakoreninjen v zahodni kulturi. V tem segmentu je v prispevku izpostavljen pozitiven prispevek krščanskega teološkega ekofeminizma, ki s pomočjo kritične analize pregleduje zgodovinske okvire določenih religijskih tradicij (krščanstva) ter s kritičnim pregledom razbija negativne stereotipe in predsodke, vezane na človekovo superiornost v odnosu do narave. Glavni poudarek pričujočega prispevka je tematiziranje zavedanja fundamentalne medsebojne povezanosti in soodvisnosti ter vzajemne soodgovornosti ljudi v odnosu do narave, v etično-moralnem smislu, kar posledično predstavlja naslednji korak v evoluciji odnosov (medčloveških ter med človekom in naravo). Prispevek tako ponudi medrelgijsko in ekumensko vizijo krščanskega gostoljubja in dialoga teološkega ekofeminizma ter poziva vse krščanske Cerkve k skupnemu prizadevanju za ekumensko gostoljubje ekološke etike.

Keywords

človek;narava;soodvisnost;krščanstvo;ekofeminizem;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2015
Typology:	1.02 - Review Article
Organization:	UL TEOF - Theological Faculty
UDC:	27-11:141.72
COBISS:	10294019
ISSN:	2335-4127
Parent publication:	Edinost in dialog
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Dialog and Hospitality of Christian Ecofeminism
Secondary abstract:	This paper is concerned both with the stereotypical religion-determined (focus on Christianity) pattern of femininity and masculinity, the perception of nature, and of the man-nature relationship which is deeply marked by the collective memory of human domination over nature. The stereotype of man’s superiority in relation to nature remains deeply rooted in the collective consciousness, especially in western societies. In this segment, the positive contribution of Christian theological eco-feminism is of the utmost importance, as it discloses and breaks down the prejudice of the model of human superiority over nature by means of a critical historical overview of individual religious traditions. The main focus of the paper is the question of fundamental interconnectedness and interdependence, and the joint responsibility of man-nature relationship in the ethical-moral sense, which therefore represents the next step in the evolution of interpersonal relationships (interpersonal, and between man and nature). The paper offers inter-religious and ecumenical visions of Christian hospitality, and the dialogue of theological ecofeminism, and calls all Christian Churches to embrace the urge for ecumenical hospitality of ecological ethics
Secondary keywords:	Christianity;women;nature;hospitality;ecofeminism;interdependence;
URN:	URN:NBN:SI
Type (COBISS):	Article
Pages:	str. 87-97
Volume:	ǂLetn. ǂ70
Issue:	ǂšt. ǂ1/2
Chronology:	2015
ID:	11203499