Contemporary Gender Thought in Islam and Judaism, The Position of Women According to Ayatollah Morteza Mutahhari and Rabbi Joseph Dov Soloveitchik
First Statement of Responsibility
/ Khadijeh Zolghadr
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Department of Religion, Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.
, 2013.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
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244p.
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Code E.Dissertation: 135
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DISSERTATION (THESIS) NOTE
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Ph.D
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Religion
SUMMARY OR ABSTRACT
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In light of this outlook the present study offers a critical appreciation of the viewson gender of two prominent clerical authorities, one each from the Muslim and Jewish traditions: Ayatollah Morteza Mutahhari (1920-1979 CE) and Rabbi Joseph Dov Soloveitchik (1903-1993 CE). This thesis constitutes the first attempt to draw a comparison of gender thought at the heart of Judaism and Islam in modern times, through two influential scholars devoted and loyal to the original principles of their religions. The thesis also draws attentions to two outstanding differences in the thought of Mutahhari and Soloveitchik: their mode of approaching gender and the ways they see their traditions responding to evolving times and circumstances. In brief, Mutahhari’s approach and tone is more defensive, polemical and political than that of Soloveitchik; and Soloveitchik seems less ready than Mutahhari to contemplate change in the traditionin response to changes in society or pressure from the broader Orthodox and non- Orthodox Jewish community.
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اسلام و یهودیت
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-- مطالعات تطبیقی
Motahari, Mortaza, 1921 - 1979-- Views on Women
Soloveitchik, Joseph B., 1903-1993 -- Views on Women