Un ovillo de lana en múltiples colores. La cuarta fase de la Teología Feminista Latinoamericana (2000-2010) A ball of wool in multiple colours. The fourth phase of Latin American Feminist Theology (2000-2010)
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Se traza un mapa de la cuarta fase en la Teología Feminista en el complejo y múltiple entorno de América Latina cruzando hechos históricos mundiales, desde los países y contextos teológicos/eclesiales diferentes con categorías antropológicas, filosóficas, epistemológicas y éticas. Se emplea la metodología de sospecha de una “palabra de dios” presentada de forma patriarcal y se presentan las características y los retos de la teología feminista del sur del continente americano. Entre los resultados más importantes destaca la verificación de que no crece el número de las teólogas y de que las construcciones de sentido propuestas por las mismas son bien diversas. Se baraja la cuestión si actualmente es el tiempo de seguir levantando teorías desde el razonamiento, o se debe más bien buscar desde la experiencia propia una fe diferente que conduzca a la libertad de ser de las mujeres insertas en la realidad de cada pueblo de América Latina.
Abstract: A map of the fourth phase in Feminist Theology is drawn in the complex and multiple environment of Latin America crossing world historical facts, from different countries and theological/ ecclesial contexts with anthropological, philosophical, epistemological and ethical categories. The methodology of suspicion of a “word of God” presented in a patriarchal way is used and the characteristics and challenges of feminist theology of the south of the American continent are presented. Among the most important results, the verification of the growing number of theologians stands out and the constructions of meaning proposed by them are quite diverse. The question is being considered if it is currently the time to continue raising theories from reasoning, or should rather seek from the feeling of own experience reinforcing a different faith that leads to the freedom of being of women inserted in the reality of each people from Latin America.
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