Teologia Feminista e Hermenêutica Crítica:

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Abstract

This article offers a critical analysis of feminist theology as a theological and hermeneutical movement rooted in the historical experience of women, especially those situated in marginalized social positions. By challenging the patriarchal tradition of biblical interpretation and ecclesial structures, feminist theology seeks to reconfigure the foundations of theological discourse, proposing a reading of Scripture committed to justice, memory, and the corporeality of women. Drawing on authors such as Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, Ivone Gebara, Rosemary Radford Ruether, Nancy Cardoso, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Neiva Furlin, the study examines how feminist hermeneutics construct new theological possibilities from historically silenced bodies. It concludes that feminist theology is not merely a critique, but an epistemological, ethical, and spiritual reconstruction of Christian faith