2015-2016 HEMED online course : Women and religions. Profiles, organizations, debates
- 2015-2016 HEMED online course : Women and religions. Profiles, organizations, debates
- 2014-2015 HEMED online course : Religions and figurative depictions
- 2013-2014 HEMED online course: Sciences and religions in the late modern period
- 2012-2013 HEMED online course: Honouring the gods in the Classical Mediterranean realm and on its fringes
- 2011-2012 HEMED online course : Politics, Religion and State building (11th – 16th/19th centuries)
- 2010-2011 HEMED online course: Migratory flows (16th–19th century)
Speaking in the name of political or religious authority has almost always been a male prerogative. While men might have at times acknowledged women as their equal regarding faith, they kept and strengthened the privileges that they enjoyed inside confessional structures, leaving to women self-reliant actions. Modernism, defined by a focus on the human being at the center of the organization and representation system, was a tipping point. However, the promotion of women’s roles in societies and the evolutionof their legal status did not flow in a linear process. Commitments in favor of women’s emancipation converged until the 60’s across religious beliefs. Then, during half a century, “feminisms” were increasingly expressed in a great discrepancy of voices.
As for now, this course is only available in French, but an English translation should follow : http://hemed.univ-lemans.fr/cours2015/fr/co/Module_6_web.html
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