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The Feminine Representation in the discourse of the Liberation Theology

NAVIA, Carmiña
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feminism
Liberation Theology
Divinity
social practices
culture
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Community ethics
Social ethics
Sexual orientation/gender
Intercultural and contextual theologies
Liberation theologies
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Gender and Theology
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"Theology, in the same way that all fields of science and gnoseological reflection, builds its knowledge to the extent that it develops its own set of language, speaking in terms of Wittgenstein. Here, the used language is not neutral or transparent; on the contrary, it determines the experiences and the religious practices from the representations made. From those same representations determines the construction of identities – individual and collective – and the search of oneself."
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2016
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