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@proceedings{1488607, author = {Ondrašinová, Michaela}, booktitle = {Consciously Illicit: Transgression in Western Esotericism, Brno, 6.-7. června 2018}, keywords = {alternative spirituality; gender; transgression of gender order; women circles}, language = {eng}, title = {From a Housewife to a “Woman-Goddess”? Women Circles and a (Non)Transgression of the Gender Order}, url = {http://religionistika.phil.muni.cz/consciously-illicit/pondrasinova.html}, year = {2018} }
TY - CONF ID - 1488607 AU - Ondrašinová, Michaela PY - 2018 TI - From a Housewife to a “Woman-Goddess”? Women Circles and a (Non)Transgression of the Gender Order KW - alternative spirituality KW - gender KW - transgression of gender order KW - women circles UR - http://religionistika.phil.muni.cz/consciously-illicit/pondrasinova.html N2 - The presentation discussed a connection between certain currents of contemporary alternative spirituality (more specifically, women spirituality) and transgression of the social/gender boundaries. As a basis for my discussion, the ethnographic data from Czech women circles were used. In this field, it was possible to encounter the elements of the spiritual discourse such as looking for a “natural” or “awakened” femininity, a criticism of “patriarchal” society or concepts of a “woman-Goddess” and “divine femininity”. I showed that these concepts – although bearing a potential to lead to the disruptions in the established gender order – can be used in a way that rather contributes to a consolidation of this order. In this sense, my contribution can be related to the assertion made by Anna Fedele and Kim Knibbe (2013) that it is necessary to critically examine the claims of contemporary spiritualities about the emancipatory or liberating nature of their practices. ER -
ONDRAŠINOVÁ, Michaela. From a Housewife to a “Woman-Goddess”? Women Circles and a (Non)Transgression of the Gender Order. In \textit{Consciously Illicit: Transgression in Western Esotericism, Brno, 6.-7. června 2018}. 2018.
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