A “Ideologia de Género” da Igreja Católica

Ubieta, Carmen Bernabé; Henriques, Fernanda; Toldy, Teresa Martinho

doi:10.22355/exaequo.2018.37.01

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“…Os documentos insistem no valor da família como "a base da sociedade" e o "santuário da vida". Além disso, enquadram as diferenças entre homens e mulheres num discurso antropológico de complementaridade e reciprocidade (Carmen Bernabé UBIETA et al, 2018). O Vaticano articula claramente uma linguagem comum para evitar a "desnaturalização" da família e a "des-gendarização" das relações sociais (Elizabeth CORREDOR, 2019, p. 9).…”

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“Ideologia de género”: origem e disseminação de um discurso antifeminista

Garraio

Toldy

2020

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O presente artigo tem como objetivo analisar as origens dos discursos e iniciativas anti-"ideologia de género" como movimento global, mapeando o seu processo de disseminação. Para tal, apoia-se na vasta bibliografia que existe sobre os vários contextos em que os ataques à “ideologia de género” têm tido significativo impacto sociopolítico. Este trabalho permitirá perceber, por um lado, o carácter global dos ataques à “ideologia de género” como movimento essencialmente antifeminista que pretende contrariar políticas promotoras da igualdade de género; por outro, este mapeamento das várias manifestações anti-“ideologia de género” favorece um olhar comparativo que permitirá visibilizar as especificidades das várias traduções e apropriações locais do discurso em causa. Ora, é precisamente nesta atenção à dimensão macro e à micro do movimento que os seus perigos poderão ser mais facilmente identificados e combatidos.

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“Ideologia de género”: origem e disseminação de um discurso antifeminista

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2020

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“…The documents insist on the value of family as "the basis of society" and the "sanctuary of life." They also frame differences between men and women according to an anthropology of complementarity and reciprocity (Ubieta et al 2018). The Vatican has clearly articulated a common language designed to prevent the denaturalization of the family and the degendering of social relations (Corredor 2019).…”

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Gender Ideology: A Discourse That Threatens Gender Equality

Toldy

Garraio

2020

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Gender theory; Genderism Definitions "Gender ideology" is a concept adopted by a global movement to articulate opposition to gender equality, abortion, sexual education, and LGBTQ rights in areas such as marriage, adoption, surrogacy, and reproductive technologies. This entry examines precisely the derogative turn in the usage of the concept of "gender" underpinning the anti-"gender ideology" discourse. It briefly addresses its etymological roots. Then it maps the origins of the attacks on "gender ideology" in Vatican documents. Next, it addresses its rapid dissemination and adoption by political actors mostly from (far-)right political parties. While mapping the core areas of the Júlia Garraio's contribution resulted from her work at the project DeCodeM (De)Coding Masculinities (FCT: Grant PTDC/COM-CSS/31740/2017).

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“…Gender sensitive research in adult education shaped by feminist thinking promotes the use of the concept of gender as a grid to interpret reality and a tool -'gender lenses' (Bem, 1993) -to identify specific areas where women and men suffer explicit and/or silent forms of inequality and discrimination across the lifespan (Ostrouch-Kamińska & Vieira, 2016). Talking about gender -a controversial concept among feminist scholars (Ubieta, Henriques, & Toldy, 2018) -is about uncovering structural inequalities, cultural norms and values which have imposed unequal power relations between women and men.…”

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Editorial: Gender sensitive research in adult education: Looking back and looking forward to explore what is and what is missing in the research agenda

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Vieira²,

Merrill³

2021

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Despite legislation, policies and practice, and while some progress has been made in many countries, there are still no countries who have achieved a hundred per cent gender equality (Gender Equality Index, EIGE, 2019). Over the years this has included several supranational agreements and mandatory regulations signed by countries such as the Convention of the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW, 1979), the Platform of Beijing (1995), the Istanbul Convention (2011), and more recently the UN Sustainable Development Goals (2015), among others. The failure of these initiatives indicate that gender inequality, discrimination and prejudice suffered by women are embedded in structural unequal power relations. The ultimate goal of the 'gender mainstreaming principle' is the integration of a gender perspective into the preparation, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation policies, regulatory measures and spending programmes (including research ones), with a view to promoting gender equality between women and men, and combating discrimination 1 . This is still a challenge between and within countries but as stressed by the EU Gender Equality Strategy 2020-2025 2 : it is necessary to work together to build a 'Europe where women and men, girls and boys, in all their diversity, are equal -where they are free to pursue their chosen path in life and reach their full potential, where they have equal opportunities to thrive, and where they can equally participate in and lead our European society ' (p. 19).It is a myth to think that social evolution is a one-way movement, always in a positive direction. If we look, for example, at the use of women´s rights as 'a bargaining chip' in the international negotiations between countries seeking economic aid to solve internal problems (Carvalho-Pinto & Fleschenberg, 2019), it becomes clear the regrettable instrumentalisation of human rights and the unequal situations and voices that are given

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A “Ideologia de Género” da Igreja Católica

Cited by 5 publications

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“Ideologia de género”: origem e disseminação de um discurso antifeminista

“Ideologia de género”: origem e disseminação de um discurso antifeminista

Gender Ideology: A Discourse That Threatens Gender Equality

Editorial: Gender sensitive research in adult education: Looking back and looking forward to explore what is and what is missing in the research agenda

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