Patriarhalna drugorazrednost ženske v islamu in katolicizmu

diplomsko delo

Živa Kunstelj (Author), Aleš Črnič (Mentor)

Abstract

Že od nekdaj je ženska v družbi vselej prikazana kot "druga" in tista, ki je velikokrat odrinjena na njen rob. Posledično to drži za večino religij po svetu. V delu sem se ukvarjala s patriarhalno drugorazrednostjo ženskega spola. Zanimalo me je, kako se ta proces odraža tako v vsakdanjem življenju kot tudi v religiji. Pri raziskovanju sem se osredotočila na dve veliki svetovni religiji, islam in katolicizem. Zanimalo me je, zakaj in kako je drugorazrednost prisotna v obeh religijah, kako je to vplivalo na ženski spol skozi čas, kaj o tem pravijo svete knjige in na splošno, kaj to pomeni za žensko v neki družbi. Patriarhalnost je reprezentirana tudi prek oblačenja v obeh religijah. Skozi zgodovino je bilo ženskam prek svetih spisov marsikdaj zapovedano, kako se morajo obnašati in obleči. Ravno zato sem se v zadnjem delu diplomske naloge ukvarjala tudi z vplivom patriarhalnosti na zakrivanje žensk in, ali ta vpliv igra odločilno vlogo pri "izbiri". Zanimalo me je, če je zakrivanje orodje vere, s katerim nadzoruje in producira drugorazrednost ženskega spola

Keywords

patriarhalnost;drugorazrednost ženskega spola;islam;katolicizem;Študije spolov;Ženske;Verstva;Diplomska dela;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2020
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	[Ž. Kunstelj]
UDC:	305:272:28(043.2)
COBISS:	25930243
Views:	509
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Patriarchal inferiority of women in islam and catholicism
Secondary abstract:	From the beginning, women in society were always represented as "the second" and those who were pushed on the edge. The same stands for many religions across the world. The main topic of this work is patriarchal inferiority of women. How is this process seen in everyday life and religion itself. I focused on two main world religions, Islam and Catholicism. I wanted to research, how is this process presented in both religions, how did it affect women over time, how is the topic viewed in specific sacred texts and generally what this means for women in society. Patriarchal inferiorty can be interestingly represented through clothes in both religions. Through history in sacred books the women have been ordered how to dress and behave. Thus, in the last part of this work, I focused mostly what kind of effect do the clothes have on patriarchy, and if it is true, that this plays an important role in the womenʼs "choices". Is veiling a religionʼs controlling instrument to produce inferiority of women in society?
Secondary keywords:	patriarchy;inferiority;islam;catholicism;Gender studies;Women;Religions;Graduate theses;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages:	44 str.
ID:	11895237