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Enhancing family dynamics with a focus on fatherhood: An empirical and practical theological study in South Africa using the Fatherhood Training Manual

Enhancing family dynamics with a focus on fatherhood: An empirical and practical theological study in South Africa using the Fatherhood Training Manual

Author(s): Fazel Ebrihiam Freeks / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

Over time, fatherhood has evolved, leading to significant challenges, repercussions, and difficulties for families in their local communities. The issue of fatherhood is a major challenge facing families today, as many fathers encounter serious obstacles, and often are not present during this period of reconceptualization. The fatherhood issue has disastrous ramifications, as struggles faced by men adversely affect families, society, and eventually the entire world. Family dynamics, encompassing the patterns of interactions between relatives, their roles and relationships, and the factors influencing these interactions, are indispensable. Family members are primary sources of relationship security, relying on one another for emotional, physical, and financial support. However, families are increasingly fading from our society, along with God's intended purpose for them. The fatherhood conundrum in many South African communities suggests that the fundamental problem lies in fathers failing to fulfill their essential roles. Therefore, from a biblical standpoint, the Fatherhood Training and Equipping Program (FTEP) is crucial for salvaging the male role and restoring a healthy and sane family and society. Research has shown that the FTEP not only addresses a major gap in the lives of families but also harnesses the strengths of fathers, enabling them to make significant contributions to their homes and communities. Its primary goals are to enhance family life and address the fatherhood issue. The curriculum consists of a well-defined set of fundamental exercises and activities designed to facilitate learning, foster interpersonal skills through interaction and sharing, and develop critical thinking, decision-making, coping mechanisms, motivation, and commitment to action.

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Exploring Individual Spiritual Compatibility in Search for Divine Encounter: A Phenomenological Perspective on Religious Pluralism.
'Phenomenological Pluralism' theory (PP).02

Exploring Individual Spiritual Compatibility in Search for Divine Encounter: A Phenomenological Perspective on Religious Pluralism. 'Phenomenological Pluralism' theory (PP).02

Author(s): Tudor Cosmin Ciocan / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

"Phenomenological Pluralism (PP) introduces a groundbreaking approach to understanding religious pluralism by emphasizing the unique, irreducible nature of each individual's Personal Experience of the Divine (ExPD). PP challenges the traditional view of religious universality by arguing that spiritual encounters are shaped by the compatibility between the individual and their religious context. Unlike other theories that attempt to find common ground among religions or emphasize doctrinal differences, PP promotes an open dialogue where every religious tradition is valid based on its ability to offer an authentic spiritual experience.The PP theory highlights that ExPD can occur within any tradition that resonates with the individual's existential structure, transcending rigid religious boundaries. PP also addresses concerns over syncretism, illustrating how religious founders often incorporated elements from previous traditions to foster deeper spiritual engagement. This perspective encourages interfaith dialogue focused on empathy and mutual understanding, rejecting competition and emphasizing cooperation. PP thus offers a dynamic and flexible framework for addressing the complexities of religious experience in a globalized world. This article also reviews the main differences between PP and the other two previously recognized theories of religious pluralism, John Hick's and Diana Eck's, recognizing the utility of each in building consistent interreligious dialogue."

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Život vybraných púštnych matiek a ich aplikácia pre spiritualitu žien

Život vybraných púštnych matiek a ich aplikácia pre spiritualitu žien

Author(s): Slavomíra Svobodová / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 2/2024

This article is an attempt to provide a historical context for the lives of selected desert mothers, to situate their lives within desert spirituality, and to attempt to apply their lives or sayings to the spirituality of women. The article is divided into three chapters. The first chapter deals with the biblical symbolism of the desert and also contains the general origins of monasticism. The second chapter describes the lives of selected desert mothers and the third chapter deals with the application of the life of the desert mothers for women's spirituality. The article also tries to give an answer to the question whether the life or some sayings of the desert mothers can be of benefit to the spirituality of today's women and what a woman can learn from them. This article connects history with biblical verses, as well as psychology and women's spirituality.

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Adorácia sv. Krížu. Oltárny obraz z kostola kapucínov v Bratislave

Adorácia sv. Krížu. Oltárny obraz z kostola kapucínov v Bratislave

Author(s): Andrej Botek / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 2/2024

The Altar of the Holy Cross is situated in the Capuchin Church in Bratislava, on the northern wall in a niche. It was built during the reconstruction of the church in 1735 and its donor was Count Karol Zichy (Ziči). It is a composite of architectural, sculptural and painting works from an unknown artist (artists). The main motif displays the “Adoration of the Cross”. In the middle is an oil painting of the crucified Christ that shows representatives from the social layers of that time. On left there are clergy (bishop, abbot, monks and nuns), and on the right secular people (king, duke, noblemen and others). The symbolic message concentrates on Christ´s redemptive sacrifice for all people. This article deals with the symbolical, iconological and artistical issues of this altar painting.

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Punkty „zwrotne” w biografii Wandy Malczewskiej

Punkty „zwrotne” w biografii Wandy Malczewskiej

Author(s): Maria Jolanta Olszewska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2024

Biografia Wandy Malczewskiej (1822-1896) dobrze wpisuje się w historię polskiej duchowości II połowy XIX w. Była lekarką i nauczycielką, jak również apostołką, ewangelizatorką. Swą postawą w sposób idealny realizowała wzorce kobiety chrześcijańskiej, która traktuje życie w kategoriach służby Bogu i bliźnim. W wieku 50 lat Wanda otrzymała dar widzeń mistycznych i prorokowania przyszłych wydarzeń, dotyczących głównie losów Polski, Rosji i Kościoła. Pierwsze widzenie miało miejsce 28 kwietnia 1872 r. w czwartą niedzielę Wielkanocy w kościele w Żytnie. W czasie widzeń bezpośrednio uczestniczyła w męce Pańskiej. Dlatego została nazwana polską Anną Katarzyną Emmerich. Stany emocjonalne, w które popadała Wanda, są wynikiem jej trudnych, bolesnych doświadczeń życiowych, wydarzeń historycznych takich jak powstanie styczniowe, ciężkiej choroby i bezdomności w połącznie z samotnością. Można uznać je za szczególne „punkty zwrotne” w jej biografii, które wpłynęły na jej postawę wobec życia i duchowość, którą z perspektywy filozofii dialogu, a zwłaszcza koncepcji Martina Bubera można potraktować jako budowanie osobistej relacji z Chrystusem w mistycznym zespoleniu. Wanda Malczewska miała odwagę pójścia własną drogą życiową – powołania duchowego i stać się wizjonerką i mistyczką.

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Čo (ne)hovorí Nový zákon o hudbe a speve?

Čo (ne)hovorí Nový zákon o hudbe a speve?

Author(s): Šimon Marinčák / Language(s): Slovak Issue: Supplement/2024

Early Christian music is a phenomenon that, despite being crucial for the further development of Christian liturgical music, is still not sufficiently explored. One of the main reasons for this status is the fact that the writings of Holy Scripture speak of music only marginally and often only in an allegorical manner. Nevertheless, a contextualized reading can yield at least a few basic insights that shed light on the nature and place of music in the perceptions of the early followers of Jesus of Nazareth. This article attempts to provide some perspectives on the issue in an effort to shed more light on the knowledge of early Christian music.

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Mind the Gap: Heritage, Evolution, and the Human Quest for Certainty in an Uncertain World

Mind the Gap: Heritage, Evolution, and the Human Quest for Certainty in an Uncertain World

Author(s): Cosmin Tudor Ciocan / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

This article investigates the informational completion mechanism of the human mind, through which the brain fills cognitive gaps to create a coherent narrative continuum and eliminate uncertainties. The study aims to analyze whether this process relies solely on immediate experiences and direct learning or if it also includes deeper influences passed down from a transgenerational past and even from the evolutionary stages of species. The central question of the research is: Do we use only recently accumulated information to fill knowledge gaps, or does our brain access a broader fund, imbued with subconscious legacies and evolutionary predispositions? This exploration seeks to reveal how cognitive biases, such as the anchoring effect and confirmation bias, contribute to building an adaptive informational framework intended to support psychological stability and perceptual coherence. The paper also examines how these automatic completions can give rise to beliefs and myths that fill knowledge gaps, reinforcing an overarching narrative. Through informational completion, the brain not only stabilizes an individual’s subjective reality but also shapes common worldviews that support social cohesion and collective identity. The findings suggest that the cognitive completion mechanism, far from being merely adaptive, represents a quest for certainty and stability in the face of the unknown. In a rapidly changing world, this capability becomes essential for human adaptability. However, the question remains: To what extent does this informational fund accessed by the mind extend, and what role do the collective subconscious and evolutionary influences play in the cognitive completion process?

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The God Hypothesis. Can scientific methodologies test theological claims in the quantum era?

The God Hypothesis. Can scientific methodologies test theological claims in the quantum era?

Author(s): Bogdan ANDREI / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

This article tries to uncover the viability of the „God Hypothesis” as a framework for applying scientific methodologies to theological claims, examining the historical context, philosophical foundations, and contemporary challenges of this endeavor. By evaluating the potential for empirical verification of theological assertions through case studies on miracles, near-death experiences, and quantum mechanics, the paper addresses the epistemological boundaries between science and theology. It also considers the implications of emerging technologies and interdisciplinary approaches for the future of the God Hypothesis in the 21st century.

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Miracles in the MiddleAges and Today // Miracle Healing, Miracle Visions, and Miracle Narratives in the Premodern and Modern World

Miracles in the MiddleAges and Today // Miracle Healing, Miracle Visions, and Miracle Narratives in the Premodern and Modern World

Author(s): Albrecht Classen / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

"As much as we live today in a world that is seemingly mostly determined by rationality and technology, we are actually far away from such a status, fortunately so, at least depending on one’s perspective. Hidden behind much scientific research and a mechanistic world determined by machines, for instance, we can easily discover countless examples of superstition, faith, irrationality, wishful thinking, dreams, speculation, and imagination. This is fortunately so, indeed, because it respects the indigenous human nature irrespective of many faults and problems resulting from it. Contrary to Max Weber’s famous formulation, the modern experience of the disenchantment of this world was actually accompanied by a profound rediscovery of or return to magic, spirituality, and fantasy, whether we think of the Romantics, the high popularity of the genre of fairy tales, the ever-growing body of video games and related media today all predicated on science fiction and hence fantasy, or the world of movies. This paper, however, does not intend to develop a large concept about the history of science, the emergence of modernity and individuality, and the steady rise of rationality at the latest since the eighteenth century, all of which have been discussed already at length by historians, anthropologists, philosophers, literary scholars, art historians, and sociologists. Instead, the focus will rest on the belief in miracles and miracle healings and trace the vast discourse on charms and miracles from the early Middle Ages to the modern times as a constant, consistent, and impactful aspect of all human culture we cannot and should not deny if we want to subscribe to a realistic assessment of human culture and mentality. The argument focuses on the curious phenomenon that the belief in miracles continues to run strongly until today both among religious individuals and ordinary individuals who face, for instance, a desperate health situation, a personal crisis, or dangers of all kinds. Popular culture appears to be highly influenced by the belief in miracles, in divine agents who come to people’s rescue in critical moments, and hence the belief in the power of prayer. Each individual aspect would require an extensive scholarly discussion, which this paper cannot offer. Instead, I will trace primarily the discourse on charms and miracles from the early Middle Ages to the present, whereby we can determine the continuity of pre-modern ideas, values, and concepts as valuable aspects for all people throughout time. To make good sense, the concept of the charm as a verbal statement for a magical and religious transformation is widened to include all word magic in medicine, athletics, politics, friendship, and family relationships whenever there is a perceived need to draw from other powers for the well-being of a human being."

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On Science, Faith, Quantum Theory, and Decisions

On Science, Faith, Quantum Theory, and Decisions

Author(s): Inge Svein Helland / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

The author explores the consequences of a new approach towards the foundation of quantum theory. The final aim of this approach has been to try to build a bridge between modern physics and other scientific disciplines, in particular statistical science. One aspect of the approach is first that arguments for a God which has arbitrarily large knowledge can be given. Secondly, that God can be seen as being perfectly rational. One of the consequences is a theory of decisions, a theory that also is valid for decisions made by political leaders. Some implications are sketched.

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Novelty vs. Heritage: Navigating the Tapestry of Human Evolution

Novelty vs. Heritage: Navigating the Tapestry of Human Evolution

Author(s): Cosmin Tudor Ciocan / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

"The 2024 Fall edition of Dialogo marks a decade of bridging disciplines, connecting science and theology, and fostering spirited dialogue on humanity’s most pressing questions. This special anniversary edition centers on the theme “Novelty vs. Heritage: Navigating the Tapestry of Human Evolution.”As humanity evolves, we find ourselves navigating the delicate balance between preserving cultural heritage and embracing revolutionary change. This issue examines the interplay between modernism and traditionalism, exploring whether humans are best defined by adhering to the legacy of the past, venturing boldly into uncharted territories, or blending both approaches. Across epochs, history reveals a cyclical struggle—periods of stability dominated by heritage versus times of disruption fueled by innovation.This edition gathers contributions from scholars across art, literature, science, and theology to unravel the complexities of this enduring dichotomy. The articles traverse historical contexts, contemporary dilemmas, and psychological dimensions, investigating how revolutionary ideas influence cultural identity and collective consciousness. Key themes include the role of technology as a catalyst for societal change, art and literature’s portrayal of this tension, and how spirituality navigates evolving belief systems.Through interdisciplinary exploration, this issue aims to illuminate the signs and trends shaping human evolution, prompting reflections on whether we are currently undergoing a silent transformation. Join us in this intellectual journey as we examine the tapestry of human history and ponder the future trajectories of our species in light of its past. Welcome to Dialogo’s celebration of a decade of dialogue, connection, and discovery."

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Rozpoznanie archeologiczno-architektoniczne pomieszczenia tzw. kaplicy przejściowej pod wieżą w klasztorze ss. Norbertanek w Imbramowicach

Rozpoznanie archeologiczno-architektoniczne pomieszczenia tzw. kaplicy przejściowej pod wieżą w klasztorze ss. Norbertanek w Imbramowicach

Author(s): Anna Bojęś-Białasik,Monika Łyczak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 20/2024

The monastery complex of the Norbertine Sisters in Imbramowice remains a poorly explored structure, both architecturally and archaeologically. An opportunity to expand knowledge about the architectural changes of the church and monastery was the work related to the expansion of the nuns’ burial crypt. As a result, previously unknown remains of a 13th-century room were recorded, which was originally the ground floor of the tower (or towers) housing the gallery. Within the room, the remains of a 15th/16th century heating furnace were also uncovered, and the remains of early medieval and prehistoric settlements were recorded.

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Author(s): Dan Ciachir / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 05/2024

The article evokes the Easter nights experienced in Bucharest in the 1960s. Towards the end of the 1960s, rightly considered as a time of liberalization, Greek faithful would come to celebrate Easter and cars with Athens or Thessaloniki license plates could be seen near some churches in Bucharest. Other guests of the Easter services in Bucharest were the Lebanese. The Easter holidays offered reasons for great joy, despite the difficult times under communism.

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Recenzie la MARCEL MUNTEAN, Istoria artei din România. Repere din arta religioasă veche şi postbrâncovenească, Ed. Renaşterea, Cluj-Napoca, 2022, 232 p.
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Recenzie la MARCEL MUNTEAN, Istoria artei din România. Repere din arta religioasă veche şi postbrâncovenească, Ed. Renaşterea, Cluj-Napoca, 2022, 232 p.

Author(s): Dacian But-Căpușan / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 05/2024

Book-Review. Renowned specialist in the History of Art and Visual Arts, Prof. univ. dr. habil. Marcel-Gheorghe Muntean from the Faculty of Orthodox Theology in Cluj-Napoca, PhD supervisor at the West University of Timișoara, recently published, at Renașterea Publishing House, the work titled: The History of Art in Romania. Landmarks of Old and Post-Brâncovenesc Religious Art. The book is structured into 14 chapters, preceded by an Introduction and followed by an Appendix (Plans of representative monuments), a very useful Glossary, and a Bibliography.

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Global Perspectives on the Information Warfare in the Context of the Ukraine War

Global Perspectives on the Information Warfare in the Context of the Ukraine War

Author(s): Sorin Nastasia / Language(s): English Issue: 32/2023

The special issue “Crisis Communication and Challenges of Disinformation in an Era of Information Warfare: The Ukraine War,” published by ESSACHESS - Journal for Communication Studies earlier this year (2023), offered a forum for addressing aspects related to both the effectiveness and the ethical implications of the particular type of crisis communication constituted by wartime communication. This special issue, “The Global Digital Information Warfare in the Context of the Ukraine War,” published by the journal as a follow-up, provides an opportunity to further discuss aspects related to how the war is perceived and acted upon worldwide.

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Sanaijeve didaktičke mesnevije u pobožnosti i poeziji

Sanaijeve didaktičke mesnevije u pobožnosti i poeziji

Author(s): Hans De Bruijn,Mahmud Ebadiyan / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 35-36/2024

Dogma and Poetry (Ša‘r wa še‘r) is the title of a book by the Dutch Iranist J. T. P. (Hans) de Bruijn published in 1983. This work is a study of the poet’s life, the multiple periods of his work, the praised types of poetry, the characteristics of the content and form of the work, and an analysis of the most prominent poems of this poet. The author introduces the book with the additional title The Interaction of Religion and Literature in the Life and Works of Hakim Sana’i Ghaznavi, and in the introduction he writes: “The noteworthy point in Sana’i’s works is that they represent the full breadth of religious Persian poetry in the sense that they encompass all the elements that made their original form accessible in the following centuries.” We will read a translation of a section from the fifteenth chapter entitled Sana’i’s Didactic Masnavis.

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(Surface) Reading the Interface between the Naga Author Easterine Kire and Select YouTube Channels: A Netnographic Study

(Surface) Reading the Interface between the Naga Author Easterine Kire and Select YouTube Channels: A Netnographic Study

Author(s): Nilanjana Chatterjee / Language(s): English Issue: 32/2023

The present study investigates 06 YouTube triads of communications on/by Easterine Kire (the Naga-Norwegian Anglophone author) on YouTube for writing back the Naga indigenous identity. The 06 triads, if examined and analysed, might reveal Kire’s performative roles in building trans-local bond with digital participants to shape Naga literary articulations and representations in terms of Naga indigeneity vis-a-vis to build a literary market for Naga Anglophone literature. Applying netnography, the study examines her cultural representations and individualizations as a jazz poet and an interviewee on the YouTube channels. The representations accumulate further significations as critical thinkers, publishers, bookstores, readers, and researchers respond (at various levels) to Kire within the culture groups. The study is unique as it uses netnography as a research tool to ‘surface read’ the significant but under-noticed interface between a Naga Anglophone novelist from a diasporic subject position, the YouTube owners, and the YouTube audience in the context of Naga indigenous cultural production and reception. Moreover, it might be used as a blueprint for researching on the most obscure under-noticed digital data on the most culturally suppressed problem areas amidst the most uncertain fieldwork plans (for example, during and after the Covid-19 pandemic).

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Терапевтична функція художнього образу: поетика біблійних образів Сергія Жадана

Терапевтична функція художнього образу: поетика біблійних образів Сергія Жадана

Author(s): Alyona Tychinina / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 110/2024

This article delineates the specific therapeutic function of art in general and the artistic image in particular. Their therapeutic and compensatory potential is examined within philosophical and literary discourses. The discussion engages with Plato’s reflections on the educational and moral role of art and Aristotle’s theory concerning the cathartic effects of tragedy. Contributions from V. Maggi, S. Haupt, G. Lehnert, E. Zeller, E. Müller, and J. Bernays are considered. The study explores Friedrich Nietzsche’s notion of the receptive-compensatory function of art, particularly the reconciliation of Apollonian and Dionysian principles. Sigmund Freud’s concepts are interpreted in relation to the unconscious and the interaction between individuals and art during periods of epistemological crisis. Roman Ingarden’s perspective emphasises the therapeutic aim of literature when there is a corresponding receptive inquiry from the reader. Key ideas from reception aesthetics are foregrounded, highlighting art’s capacity to act as a medium of transcendence, influence the reader, and underpin the therapeutic effects of art and literature. Hans Robert Jauss’s concepts of the “horizon of expectations” and catharsis as a communicative dimension of aesthetic experience are revisited. Wolfgang Iser’s analysis of aesthetic experience in addressing gaps of indeterminacy is examined, alongside Umberto Eco’s insights on receptive indeterminacy as a defining feature of the “open work”, which catalyses co-creation by the recipient, stimulating imagination, fostering empathy, and providing intellectual therapy. The study also considers the therapeutic potential of sacred images during periods of radical epistemological shifts prompted by cataclysms, historical events, revolutions, or wars. Mircea Eliade’s framework of the “sacred-profane” dichotomy and the capacity of sacred images to function as points of transcendence, transcendent centres, or ontological anchors is discussed. Paul Ricoeur’s interpretation of the therapeutic influence of sacred motifs, images, and symbols on readers as they engage with existential questions is also addressed. Finally, the therapeutic role of biblical imagery – God, the Virgin Mary, Jesus Christ, Mary Magdalene, and the Apostle Thomas – is analysed through the lens of Serhiy Zhadan’s poetry collection “Life of Maria” (2015).

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Błogosławiony ks. Józef Czempiel pedagog, wychowawca, społecznik

Błogosławiony ks. Józef Czempiel pedagog, wychowawca, społecznik

Author(s): Marek Walancik / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2024

Rolę pedagoga, wychowawcy, społecznika może wypełniać każdy z nas, bez względu na aktywność jaką wykonujmy. Bardzo często tę role wypełnia jedna i ta sam osoba. W przedstawionym przypadku to błogosławiony ks. Józef Czempiel, niezwykły pedagog, wychowawca, społecznik który wykonując posługę duszpasterską rozwinął ruch abstynencki na Górnym Śląsku. Ogromną rolę przywiązywał do działalności edukacyjnej, kulturalnej rodzin, a także pomocy społecznej rodzinom uzależnionym, bezrobotnym. Zaangażowany w walce o polskości na Górnym Śląskim, prześladowany w okresie II wojny światowej, zginął śmiercią męczeńską w obozie koncentracyjnym w Dachau w maju 1942 roku. 13 czerwca 1999 roku w Warszawie Papież Jan Paweł II ogłosił 108 męczenników duchownych błogosławionymi, a wśród nich ks. Józefa Czempiela.

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Espace, discours et identité féministes sur Instagram. Modes de construction d’un soi féministe dans les profils Instagram : propositions méthodologiques

Espace, discours et identité féministes sur Instagram. Modes de construction d’un soi féministe dans les profils Instagram : propositions méthodologiques

Author(s): Tiago Joseph,BOUKO Catherine / Language(s): French Issue: 1(33)/2024

Drawing on sociocultural linguistics, which considers identity as the result of a discursive process, this paper examines the modes of presentation and construction of a feminist self in the profiles of Instagram feminist accounts. Our aim is as much to question what feminism is and what it covers, as to provide a tool for identifying feminist profiles, tried and tested on numerous occurrences (630 Instagram profiles). After proposing an exploratory definition of feminist discourse, space and identity, the article sets out a method for compiling and building a quantitative corpus of feminist accounts. The article then presents eleven modes of constructing feminist identities in Instagram profiles, discusses some of the methodological challenges in constructing categories and questions the limitations of these categories. These eleven modes of constructing feminist identities highlight the complexity and heterogeneity of identity construction processes in general and feminist identities in particular, which go well beyond notions of engagement and activism, and self-categorisation via the label “feminist”. We present four examples of profiles illustrating a continuum between manifest, latent and uncertain feminist identities. So there are many ways to call yourself a “feminist”.

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