1 Gender Equality and Culture (Russian Federation)
... and generally accepted by Soviet society. Thus, traditionalist worldviews and understanding of gender roles though shadowed by official rhetoric were not only preserved but also given a new lease of life. The 1930s became a period of interweaving modern and traditionalist approaches to gender proble ...
... and generally accepted by Soviet society. Thus, traditionalist worldviews and understanding of gender roles though shadowed by official rhetoric were not only preserved but also given a new lease of life. The 1930s became a period of interweaving modern and traditionalist approaches to gender proble ...
Gender Equality and Culture (Russian Federation)
... and generally accepted by Soviet society. Thus, traditionalist worldviews and understanding of gender roles though shadowed by official rhetoric were not only preserved but also given a new lease of life. The 1930s became a period of interweaving modern and traditionalist approaches to gender proble ...
... and generally accepted by Soviet society. Thus, traditionalist worldviews and understanding of gender roles though shadowed by official rhetoric were not only preserved but also given a new lease of life. The 1930s became a period of interweaving modern and traditionalist approaches to gender proble ...
keynote lecture abstracts
... of religion in this repetition of the text, i.e. scripture taken in its most literal and grammatical sense: How may the inquiry into a grammatical construction give space for freedom within language, or even redefine the conditions for conceiving of God? ...
... of religion in this repetition of the text, i.e. scripture taken in its most literal and grammatical sense: How may the inquiry into a grammatical construction give space for freedom within language, or even redefine the conditions for conceiving of God? ...
Prejudice: The Ubiquitous Social Phenomenon by E. Aronson, T.D.
... But be aware that stereotyping is not necessarily emotional and does not necessarily lead to intentional acts of abuse. Often stereotyping is merely a technique we use to simplify how we look at the world—and we all do it to some extent. For example, Gordon Allport (1954) described stereotyping as " ...
... But be aware that stereotyping is not necessarily emotional and does not necessarily lead to intentional acts of abuse. Often stereotyping is merely a technique we use to simplify how we look at the world—and we all do it to some extent. For example, Gordon Allport (1954) described stereotyping as " ...
Dar al- Islam vs. Christian Theology
... interchangeable are indeed very similar. They both deal with the idea of freedom and peace. Dar as- Salam is typically associated with paradise as it is called in the Qur’an whereas Dar al-Islam focuses essentially on the freedom of practicing the Muslim religion safely. Both of these try to express ...
... interchangeable are indeed very similar. They both deal with the idea of freedom and peace. Dar as- Salam is typically associated with paradise as it is called in the Qur’an whereas Dar al-Islam focuses essentially on the freedom of practicing the Muslim religion safely. Both of these try to express ...
The Uniqueness of the Christian-Jewish Dialogue: A Yes and a No
... integration of the church’s newly reappropriation of its original Jewish roots into the dialogues with other religious communities. So-called “Parting of the Ways” scholarship also affects how we present Jesus’ own identity and his ministerial objectives and how and when the church took over respons ...
... integration of the church’s newly reappropriation of its original Jewish roots into the dialogues with other religious communities. So-called “Parting of the Ways” scholarship also affects how we present Jesus’ own identity and his ministerial objectives and how and when the church took over respons ...
Unsentimental Reformer: The Life of Josephine
... she could offer leadership and wield power, and thus fulfill personal expectations nurtured by her antebellum experience, without challenging conventional gender roles. Moreover,the problems of poverty, crime, family dysfunction, and public health exacerbated by industrialization were intellectually ...
... she could offer leadership and wield power, and thus fulfill personal expectations nurtured by her antebellum experience, without challenging conventional gender roles. Moreover,the problems of poverty, crime, family dysfunction, and public health exacerbated by industrialization were intellectually ...
CLASS NOTES -- Pastoral Theology
... matter would then be "tabled" indefinitely. There is always the possibility that they need a different pastor (but don't use this as a threat to try to force them to let you have you own way!). The SELECTION of a PASTOR: * Do not ask for a "Bible Woman," just because she is easier to support, and th ...
... matter would then be "tabled" indefinitely. There is always the possibility that they need a different pastor (but don't use this as a threat to try to force them to let you have you own way!). The SELECTION of a PASTOR: * Do not ask for a "Bible Woman," just because she is easier to support, and th ...
Word - Keith Sagar
... madness - 'driven them all frantic out of doors; now their home is the mountains, and their wits are gone' [182], this is a symbolic way of dramatizing and objectifying the fact that to deny a god is the same thing as to go mad. Teiresias, who can be assumed always to speak the truth, calls Pentheus ...
... madness - 'driven them all frantic out of doors; now their home is the mountains, and their wits are gone' [182], this is a symbolic way of dramatizing and objectifying the fact that to deny a god is the same thing as to go mad. Teiresias, who can be assumed always to speak the truth, calls Pentheus ...
Feminism versus Multiculturalism
... that feminism and multiculturalism5 are both good things that are easily reconciled.6 While she does acknowledge that "Western cultures, of course, still practice many forms of sex discrimination,"7 and notes that "virtually all of the world's cultures have distinctly patriarchal pasts,"8 she assert ...
... that feminism and multiculturalism5 are both good things that are easily reconciled.6 While she does acknowledge that "Western cultures, of course, still practice many forms of sex discrimination,"7 and notes that "virtually all of the world's cultures have distinctly patriarchal pasts,"8 she assert ...
`Nature5 of Religion: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu`s Embassy Letters
... cross-cultural phenomenon has its origins in the Enlightenment period. As intellectuals in the West simultaneously became increasingly familiar with other religious cultures and made Reason the measure by which the 'truth' of every religion was to be judged, they formulated pan-cultural notions of w ...
... cross-cultural phenomenon has its origins in the Enlightenment period. As intellectuals in the West simultaneously became increasingly familiar with other religious cultures and made Reason the measure by which the 'truth' of every religion was to be judged, they formulated pan-cultural notions of w ...
christianity and judaism.1
... modern Jews pronounces this question to be not less perplexing than the problem, "What is God's world?" " Judaism," he says, "is also a great Infinite, composed of ...
... modern Jews pronounces this question to be not less perplexing than the problem, "What is God's world?" " Judaism," he says, "is also a great Infinite, composed of ...
Gender Binaries and the Politics of Organizational
... Brittan, 1989; Segal, 1990; Connell, 1995) has signaled current problems with respect to men and masculinity. Although spanning a wide range of positions in the debate, this literature has been concerned to discuss men's experiences of `holding on to’ or changing their sense of masculine identity. P ...
... Brittan, 1989; Segal, 1990; Connell, 1995) has signaled current problems with respect to men and masculinity. Although spanning a wide range of positions in the debate, this literature has been concerned to discuss men's experiences of `holding on to’ or changing their sense of masculine identity. P ...
Women`s Experiences During the Holocaust – New Books in Print
... Marion A. Kaplan, Between Dignity and Despair: Jewish Life in Nazi Germany (New York: Oxford University Press, 1998). __________________________________________________________________________ Shoah Resource Center, The International School for Holocaust Studies ...
... Marion A. Kaplan, Between Dignity and Despair: Jewish Life in Nazi Germany (New York: Oxford University Press, 1998). __________________________________________________________________________ Shoah Resource Center, The International School for Holocaust Studies ...
DOCUMENTING SOURCES IN SBL STYLE
... [As the editors of The SBL Handbook of Style acknowledge: “Properly citing bible commentaries can be complex, especially when the commentaries are (1) multivolume, or (2) in a series. Commentaries are normally cited just as any other book, with the commentary series name being the only significant a ...
... [As the editors of The SBL Handbook of Style acknowledge: “Properly citing bible commentaries can be complex, especially when the commentaries are (1) multivolume, or (2) in a series. Commentaries are normally cited just as any other book, with the commentary series name being the only significant a ...
USA WORLD - Community Unit School District 200
... through impassioned preaching and prayer. A revival might last 4 or 5 days. During the day the participants studied the Bible and examined their souls. In the evening they heard emotional preaching that could make them cry out, burst into tears, or tremble with fear. Revivalism swept across the Unit ...
... through impassioned preaching and prayer. A revival might last 4 or 5 days. During the day the participants studied the Bible and examined their souls. In the evening they heard emotional preaching that could make them cry out, burst into tears, or tremble with fear. Revivalism swept across the Unit ...
Interview with Grand Ayatollah Hossein-Ali Montazeri
... and broadly defined civil rights. He believed in human-beings being equal in terms of their dignity regardless of their religion, race or sex. ...
... and broadly defined civil rights. He believed in human-beings being equal in terms of their dignity regardless of their religion, race or sex. ...
"If you want to win, you`ve got to play it like a man.” Music, Gender
... highlighting issues of gender, I am not able to address "in what circumstances and by what means gender... emerged as an important issue," a concern that Diamond (in press) points out is largely omitted from current feminist research; however, I am able to examine the variety of ways that gender was ...
... highlighting issues of gender, I am not able to address "in what circumstances and by what means gender... emerged as an important issue," a concern that Diamond (in press) points out is largely omitted from current feminist research; however, I am able to examine the variety of ways that gender was ...
Sermon Notes - Walkersville Community Church
... she has been a patron of many and of myself as well. 6 Greet ...
... she has been a patron of many and of myself as well. 6 Greet ...
the lecture
... To control the Berber Cultural Movement, the regime supported the Islamist clergy, using Islam as a rampart against civil society. In return, it had to compromise with the clergy on many vital issues. The question of language put aside, the other vital area where the Islamists pressed for radical ch ...
... To control the Berber Cultural Movement, the regime supported the Islamist clergy, using Islam as a rampart against civil society. In return, it had to compromise with the clergy on many vital issues. The question of language put aside, the other vital area where the Islamists pressed for radical ch ...
Betty Talbert-Wettler - The Evangelical Theological Society
... How far can we push interpretation of this one verse in light of other Scripture that might suggest such deception may be overcome in Christ? Berkeley and Alvera Mickelsen suggest many translations contain male bias. 7 Although one may not accept all their conclusions, it is surely true that some Bi ...
... How far can we push interpretation of this one verse in light of other Scripture that might suggest such deception may be overcome in Christ? Berkeley and Alvera Mickelsen suggest many translations contain male bias. 7 Although one may not accept all their conclusions, it is surely true that some Bi ...
CHAPTER 12: Gender and Civil War.
... less confrontational way than men. It should be noted that proponents of this line of reasoning do not claim that these differences between men and women are deterministic, but instead talk about more or less pronounced tendencies. The socioeconomic reasons for why women are subordinated to men, an ...
... less confrontational way than men. It should be noted that proponents of this line of reasoning do not claim that these differences between men and women are deterministic, but instead talk about more or less pronounced tendencies. The socioeconomic reasons for why women are subordinated to men, an ...
Borderland Themes in Sandra Cisneros`s Woman Hollering Creek
... females by the culture. According to Thompson (417), the damage emphasizes the lengths to which society will go in concealing woman's flaws, especially her lack of a penis. If the doll is dressed for the prom who's to know she has a damaged foot "so long as you don't lift her dress, right ... ?" (1 ...
... females by the culture. According to Thompson (417), the damage emphasizes the lengths to which society will go in concealing woman's flaws, especially her lack of a penis. If the doll is dressed for the prom who's to know she has a damaged foot "so long as you don't lift her dress, right ... ?" (1 ...
purity in seclusion: exploring the anchoritic lifestyle
... in comparison to the monasteries were probably aimed towards this purpose (Gilchrist 2000: 100). An excavation of an anchoress’ cell revealed a self-dug grave at this spot in which the anchoress would have had to kneel every day for her prayers leading up to her death (Gilchrist 2000: 94). Gilchrist ...
... in comparison to the monasteries were probably aimed towards this purpose (Gilchrist 2000: 100). An excavation of an anchoress’ cell revealed a self-dug grave at this spot in which the anchoress would have had to kneel every day for her prayers leading up to her death (Gilchrist 2000: 94). Gilchrist ...
38 How much more is it, then, when we see a flashing signal that
... first things I want you to notice, that the--the sons of God saw the daughters of man, that they were fair. I'm pointing this at the whole world. But there never has been a time on the earth, as I can think, only that time, that there ever was such a--a wholesale beauty among women. 45 Is because th ...
... first things I want you to notice, that the--the sons of God saw the daughters of man, that they were fair. I'm pointing this at the whole world. But there never has been a time on the earth, as I can think, only that time, that there ever was such a--a wholesale beauty among women. 45 Is because th ...