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| Problem is in the interpretation; tradition is really gender equal at its core, so, need a historical hermenuetics, or a new exegesis, to demostrate this. |
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| They see a liberating core, but also sexism & proclaim that this should be called out and rejected. |
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| They push for radical change within a tradition (to the point that co-religionists might not even recognize) |
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| They decide that a particular religious tradition is intrinsically inimical to gender equality (in valuation, leadership, etc.); decide to create new spiritual traditions |
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The study of the entire framework of the interpretive process, encompassing all forms of communication such as written, verbal & nonverbal.
Example; The Bible |
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| Critical explanation of text, most commonly The Bible. Unlike hermeneutics, exegesis focuses primarily on the written text. |
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| Any recurring element in a story that has symbolic significance. |
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