männlich und weiblich schuf Er sie
Studien zur Genderkonstruktion und zum Eherecht in den Mittelmeerreligionen
Contributions by Lisa Anteby-Yemini Contributions by Peter Yeshayahu Balog Contributions by Éric Chaumont Contributions by Yehoshua Frenkel Contributions by Miriam Frenkel Contributions by Maria Chiara Chiara Giorda Contributions by Hans-Peter Großhans Contributions by Moez Khalfaoui Contributions by Joachim Krause Contributions by Patrick Laurence Contributions by Ari Ofengenden Contributions by Rosa Maria Parrinello Contributions by Anders Klostergaard Petersen Contributions by Richard Puza Contributions by Edouard Robberechts Contributions by Serge Ruzer Contributions by Francoise Saquer-Sabin Contributions by Simone Sinn Contributions by Alexandra Wörn Edited by Matthias Morgenstern Edited by Christian Boudignon Edited by Christiane Tietz
Hardback (Published)
(March 2011)
ISBN: 9783525540091
6.3 x 9.33 inches
Price: $138.00
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Wie sich Gen 1,27 in den heiligen Schriften der drei monotheistischen Religionen auswirkte.
English summary: God created man male and female (Gen 1: 27). In this volume, scholars of eight European countries and around the Mediterranean specialized in different fields of research such as Bible, Christian Theology, Jewish Studies, Islamic Studies, Church History, Religious Law, Comparative Religious Studies, Jewish Philosophy and Hebrew Literature explore the reception history of this basic expression of biblical anthropology as mirrored in the New Testament, the Talmud, the Quran and cabbalistic literature. Taking into account the changing juridical and social contexts in which gender was constructed and interpreted from the Jesus movement in the New Testament to late-Antique monasticism, from Medieval Jewish law on slavery to contemporary discussions on gender equality in Israel, from traditional Islamic clothing habits to modern attempts of reinterpreting the sharia law on apostasy, they focus on the repercussions of this Biblical concept on matrimonial law. German text. German description: Gott schuf den Menschen mannlich und weiblich (Gen 1,27). Religionswissenschaftler unterschiedlicher Disziplinen aus acht Landern der Europaischen Union und rings um das Mittelmeer gehen der Wirkungsgeschichte dieser Juden, Christen und Muslimen gemeinsamen Vorstellung nach. Die Aufsatze behandeln die Auslegung und Wirkungsgeschichte dieser Vorstellung in den heiligen Schriften der drei Religionen – von der Hebraischen Bibel uber das Neue Testament, den Talmud und Koran bis zum kabbalistischen Schrifttum – sowie in den religiosen und ausserreligiosen Rechtstraditionen, der Halacha, der Scharia, dem Kirchenrecht sowie dem Codex Theodosianus und Justinianus. An markanten Beispielen wie etwa dem spatantiken Monchtum, der Sklavengesetzgebung nach judischen Texten der Kairenser Genisa, der Heiratspolitik der Mamluken in Agypten, der islamischen Kleidungsvorschriften oder dem fruhen christlichen Feminismus werden einige rechtliche und soziale Kontexte dieser Auslegung und die ihr entsprechende Praxis vorgestellt. Es stellt sich heraus, dass die Frauen- und Mannerbilder uberraschende inhaltliche und formale Ubereinstimmungen und Parallelen, zugleich aber auch Divergenzen aufweisen, die vor allem mit den Wandlungsprozessen zusammenhangen, die Judentum, Christentum und Islam im Laufe ihrer Geschichte durchlaufen haben. Das letzte Kapitel des Bandes versammelt Beitrage zu diesen Transformationen der Genderkonstruktion und zum religiosen Eherecht.
- Contributions by Lisa Anteby-Yemini
- Contributions by Peter Yeshayahu Balog
- Contributions by Éric Chaumont
- Contributions by Yehoshua Frenkel
- Contributions by Miriam Frenkel
- Contributions by Maria Chiara Chiara Giorda
- Contributions by Hans-Peter Großhans
- Contributions by Moez Khalfaoui
- Contributions by Joachim Krause
- Contributions by Patrick Laurence
- Contributions by Ari Ofengenden
- Contributions by Rosa Maria Parrinello
- Contributions by Anders Klostergaard Petersen
- Contributions by Richard Puza
- Contributions by Edouard Robberechts
- Contributions by Serge Ruzer
- Contributions by Francoise Saquer-Sabin
- Contributions by Simone Sinn
- Contributions by Alexandra Wörn
- Edited by Matthias Morgenstern
- Edited by Christian Boudignon
- Edited by Christiane Tietz
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