Obravnavanje žensk v svetih knjigah

primerjava Korana in Tore

Vida Bradaška (Author), Metka Mencin Čeplak (Mentor), Marjan Smrke (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Pričujoča magistrska naloga naslavlja problem ženske neenakopravnosti v izbranih svetih knjigah. Cilj naloge je analiza reprezentacij žensk v izbranih tekstih iz Korana (muslimanska sveta knjiga) in Tore (judovska sveta knjiga). V analizi bom izhajala iz feministične teorije religije in zasledovala indikatorje podrejanja in marginalizacije žensk, ki jih feministične in druge kritične analize religijskih besedil najpogosteje izpostavljajo: segregacija žensk v svetih prostorih, legitimizacija in regulacija tradicionalnih ženskih vlog, izključevanje oziroma marginalizacija žensk v organizacijski hierarhiji, pripisovanje visoko vrednotenih lastnosti izključno moškim in moškocentrična perspektiva, kjer moški ni definiran skozi svoj odnos z žensko in ženske ne potrebuje. Osnovno raziskovalno vprašanje je, ali izbrani religijski teksti oziroma poglavja, ki v Koranu in Tori neposredno naslavljajo ženske, ženske obravnavajo kot podrejene moškim, in ali vztrajajo pri spolnem binarizmu? Feministične kritike, na katere sem se opirala pri utemeljevanju raziskovalnega vprašanja, potrdijo in opozarjajo na obstoječo diskriminacijo žensk, ki se jo opravičuje s sklicevanjem na Koran in Toro. Obe sveti knjigi postavljata ženske v podrejen položaj, jim jemljeta pravice in dostojanstvo, pripisujeta visoko vrednotene lastnosti izključno moškemu ter vztrajata pri spolnem binarizmu.

Keywords

feminizem;Koran;Tora;spolni binarizem;Enakost spolov;Magistrska dela;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2021
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	[V. Bradaška]
UDC:	305-055.2:2(043.2)
COBISS:	51030019
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Treatment of women in the holy books: a comparison of the Quran and the Torah
Secondary abstract:	The present master's thesis addresses the problem of women's inequality in selected holy books. The aim of the thesis is to analyze the representations of women in selected texts from the Qur'an (Muslim holy book) and the Torah (Jewish holy book). In the analysis I will start from the feminist theory of religion and follow the indicators of subordination and marginalization of women, which feminist and other critical analyzes of religious texts most often highlight: segregation of women in sacred spaces, legitimization and regulation of traditional female roles, exclusion or. marginalization of women in the organizational hierarchy; attributing highly valued traits exclusively to men and a male-centered perspective where the man is not defined through his relationship with the woman and does not need the woman. The basic research question is whether selected religious texts or chapters that directly address women in the Qur'an and Torah treat women as subordinate to men, and do they insist on gender binarism? The feminist critiques I have relied on in substantiating the research question confirm and point to the existing discrimination against women, which is justified by referencing the Qur'an and the Torah. Both holy books place women in a subordinate position, deprive them of their rights and dignity, attribute highly valued qualities exclusively to men, and insist on gender binarism.
Secondary keywords:	feminism;Qur'an;Torah;gender binarism;Študije spolov;Gender studies;Ženske;Women;Religija;Religion;Gender equality;Master's theses;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages:	85 str.
ID:	12531395