Pandora’s Jar is Open: Feminist Theologies and Many Futures Se abrió la Caja de Pandora: las teologías feministas y los múltiples futuros
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The article considers how feminist theologies have impacted our understandings of sexuality, gender, ecology and materiality and how this may further develop in the future. It considers and counters criticism and asks if the ideologies unpinning feminist theologies are sufficient for its further development.
Resumen: El artículo toma en consideración cómo las teologías feministas han impactado nuestra en comprensión de la sexualidad, el género, la ecología y la materialidad y cómo este impacto puede desarrollarse aún más en el futuro. A su vez, considera las críticas con el fin de contrarrestarlas y se pregunta si las ideologías que interpelan a las teologías feministas pueden o no favorecer su desarrollo futuro.
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