Nasleđe 59 (2024) [223-232]
AUTOR(I) / AUTHOR(S): Aleksandar S. Đakovac 
DOI: 10.46793/NasKg2459.223DJ
SAŽETAK /ABSTRACT:
Filon Aleksandrijski spada među najznačajnije posrednike judaizma i helenizma na razmeđu stare i nove ere. Njegov uticaj na razvoj hrišćanske egzegeze ali i teologije i etike u celini bio je ogroman, zbog čega je zadobio mesto oca crkve honoris causa. Njegov stav prema ženama mnogi su opisivali kao izrazito mizogen, pripisujući mu maligni uticaj na kasnije hrišćanske pisce. U ovom radu ćemo pokušati da rasvetlimo razloge takvog Filonovog stava ali i da ukažemo na mogućnosti drugačijeg kontekstualizovanja njegovih ideja. Osnov za takvu mogućnost leži u Filonovoj simboličkoj ontologizaciji muškosti i ženskosti, pri čemu se ovi pojmovi delimično distanciraju od konkretnih muškaraca i žena, što omogućava stvarnu promenu njihovog položaja u simboličkom poretku sveta.
KLJUČNE REČI / KEYWORDS:
Filon Aleksandrijski, seksualnost, muškost, ženskost, asketizam
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