The Impact of Gender on Religious Studies

Morny Joy

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Religion, Gender, and Enlightenment Gender and Feminist Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion

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Abstract The theme of gender in religion has not been dealt with homogenously given the many research areas that feed into the discipline of religious studies. This paper reviews the different uses of “gender” over the last 20 years. It notes that, though there is no single definition of the word, “gender” as a term has had a very great impact on the way women have formulated their demand for equality of treatment and renegotiated or even raised new claims as regards their integrity and identity.

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