Hermenêuticas do feminino em diálogo: uma koiné entre Gianni Vattimo e autores da Teologia da Kénosis

Abstract

This article aims to construct hermeneutics of the feminine based on the work of Gianni Vattimo and theologians of kenosis, proposing a relational koiné that fosters a dialogue between the sciences of religion and feminism, challenging patriarchal and bioethical structures. The research adopts philosophical hermeneutics as the central method, utilizing the concepts of secularization and the overcoming of metaphysics to expand the feminist discourse. Kenosis is examined as a practice of self-emptying and intercession, applied to theology and gender reflection. The research reveals that kenosis, although historically interpreted as annihilation for women, can be redefined as an act of boundless love, valuing the freedom and authenticity of feminine identities. The study also broadens the plurality of voices in the theological field and proposes new perspectives for feminism. The article contributes to a deeper understanding of the intersections between philosophy, theology, and feminism, suggesting a hermeneutics of the feminine that recognizes the diversity and complexity of the feminine in postmodernity, in addition to offering new approaches to theological practice.