Catharina Halkes

Catharina ( Tine ) Joanna Maria Halkes (also: Tine Govaart - Halkes; born July 2, 1920 in Vlaardingen, † April 21, 2011 in Nijmegen) was a Dutch Roman Catholic theologian.

Halkes studied Dutch at the Rijksuniversiteit Leiden and worked as a Dutch teacher in Breda. Later she studied Theology and Pastoral Theology at the Catholic Theological University of Utrecht and at the Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen.

Halkes became known as a member of the Eighth - May movement, a critical movement within the Dutch Catholic Church in the 1980s.

Also known Halkes was as representative of feminist theology and as a prominent member of the Catholic Women's Movement. Halkes was from 1983 to 1986, the first holder of a chair of feminism and Christianity in the Netherlands at the Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, where she worked as a researcher since 1967. In 1982 she was awarded an honorary doctorate from Yale University. It is regarded as one of the essential co-founder of the feminist theology.

Works

  • God has not only strong sons. Outline of a feminist theology, 1980, ISBN 3-579-00371-2
  • Zoekend naar wat was lost. Enkele aanzetten voor een feminist theology, 1984; German translation: Retrieving what was lost. Contributions to feminist theology, 1985, ISBN 3-579-00487-5
  • Everything ... en zal been herschapen. Imaginary over de heelwording van de Schepping in het spanningsveld tussen natuur en cultuur, 1989 ( ISBN 90-259-4393-4 ); German Translation: Replace the face of the earth. Man, culture, creation, 1990, ISBN 3-579-00499-9
  • ( with Edward Schillebeeckx ): Maria. Gisteren, vandaag, tomorrow, 1992 ( ISBN 90-244-1536-5 ); English translation: Mary. Yesterday, today, tomorrow, 1993, ISBN 0-334-02540-0
  • Breaking up and moving on: on the long road of Christian women's liberation, 1994, ISBN 3-88095-073-3
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