Bodies in Space: Transcendence and the Spatialization of Gender

Baiasu, Roxana

doi:10.1007/978-1-4020-6833-1_14

New Topics in Feminist Philosophy of Religion 2009

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-6833-1_14

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Bodies in Space: Transcendence and the Spatialization of Gender

Roxana Baiasu

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“…I have discussed related aspects of the notion of situatedness in Baiasu (2009Baiasu ( , 2012Baiasu ( , 2014b.…”

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Religious Knowledge, Ineffability and Gender

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The issue of ineffability constitutes a significant challenge in the philosophy of religion. In this paper, I first argue that it is difficult to see how the traditional approach, which I call 'the metaphysical approach', can address this challenge. I consider then a post-metaphysical approach inspired by Wittgenstein which does look more promising in dealing with the ineffable. Finally, I argue that there are, however, new challenges that have to be taken into account; in particular, I focus here on the problem raised by contemporary feminist philosophers of the gendering of religious knowledge.

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Bodies in Space: Transcendence and the Spatialization of Gender

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