Philosophy of Religion

Philosophy of Religion

Critical Survey of the Relation between God and Human (the Dualism of Mind and Body) in the Feminist Ideas of Daly, Irigaray, Jantzen and Anderson

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors
Maryam Soufie 1
Mohammad Mohammad Rezai 2
Mohammad Taghi Karami 3
1 Ph.D. student in Philosophy of Religion,Tehran university, Iran
2 Professor of Philosophy, College of Farabi , University of Tehran, Iran
3 Assistant Professor in Women’s Studies,Allame Tabatabai, Tehran, Iran
10.22059/jpht.2017.129342.1005280
Abstract
The present article is concerned with the importance of God in the feminist writings, the critiques of the feminist theologians and philosophers in regard to the concept of God in the context of monotheistic religions and their alternative solution to the relation of  God and humans, in the feminist thinkers’ writings such as Mary Daly, Irigaray, Jantzen and Anderson for  this problem. Then  their thoughts and solutions are discussed and the critics of persons like Hollywood, Anderson, Taliaferro, Byrne, Hauke and Coakley will be considered and finally  Motahhari and Allame Javadi Amoli's points of view as  the representatives of the Islamic standpoint about the divine attributes and the place of womanhood  in religion will be highlighted.
Keywords
Daly
Irigaray
Jantzen
Anderson
Pantheism
Allame Javadi
Motahhari

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Philosophy of Religion
Volume 14, Issue 4
Winter 2018
Pages 669-695