MEMÓRIAS DE MULHERES, CONFLITOS ADORMECIDOS / Memory of women, dormant conflicts.

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DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2006

RESUMO

The objective of this work is to demonstrate that, in the Syro-Phoenician narrative (Mk 7, 24-30), behind the ethnic conflict, is found the memory of an earlier conflict, that of gender. The conflict of gender would be the founding memory that gives light and serves as a parameter to resolve the actual problem of the communities in Mark in the seventies, during the 70s of the first century, most especially that which refers to the inclusion of the gentiles to the meal. Possibly, they were the women of the Tyre region who raised the question of gender in their own communities. The credibility of these women, the force in their leadership and the consistency of their arguments, all these were kept in historical memory. Mark, upon proposing the inclusion of the gentiles in the Christian movement, takes up again this memory and based on his reality gives it a new meaning.

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etnia teologia inclusion tiro conflito gender gênero children filha memory tyre memória ethnic inclusão conflict

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