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My Sister, My Enemy: Using Intersectional Readings of Hagar, Sarah, Leah, and Rachel to Heal Distorted Relationships in Contemporary Reproductive Justice Activism
Feminist Theology Pub Date : 2020-05-01 , DOI: 10.1177/0966735020906937
Autumn Reinhardt-Simpson 1
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Using a feminist hermeneutic, Autumn Reinhardt-Simpson attempts to set out in this article how a third- or fourth-wave intersectional reading of the stories of Hagar and Sarah and Leah, Rachel, and their maids can become a source of both truth and healing within feminist activist communities today, particularly those working for reproductive justice. Reinhardt-Simpson identifies several issues within the stories such as societal acceptance of women who seek power only within patriarchal constructs or to benefit the aims of patriarchy, as well as issues that divide women both then and today such as class, race, and status and the way that women relate to each other within a patriarchal structure. Reinhardt-Simpson concludes that a liberatory reading of these stories can point us toward reconciliation with our sisters.

中文翻译:

我的姐姐,我的敌人:使用夏甲、莎拉、利亚和瑞秋的交叉阅读来治愈当代生殖正义行动主义中扭曲的关系

秋天莱因哈特-辛普森使用女权主义的诠释学,试图在这篇文章中阐述对夏甲、莎拉和利亚、雷切尔和他们的女仆的故事的第三或第四波交叉阅读如何成为真理和治愈的源泉在当今的女权主义活动家社区中,尤其是那些致力于生殖正义的人。Reinhardt-Simpson 指出了故事中的几个问题,例如社会对仅在父权制结构中寻求权力或有利于父权制目标的女性的接受程度,以及当时和今天划分女性的问题,例如阶级、种族和地位以及女性在父权制结构中相互联系的方式。莱因哈特-辛普森得出的结论是,对这些故事的解放性阅读可以让我们与姐妹们和解。
更新日期:2020-05-01
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