The menstrual taboo in the Judeo-Christian tradition
The menstrual taboo in the Judeo-Christian tradition
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犹太教和基督教传统中的月经禁忌
DOI：
10.1007/bf00996252
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发表时间：
1980
影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
W. Phipps
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作者：
W. Phipps
月经禁忌仍然是犹太教和基督教中女性被排除在权力之外的一个主要原因。这一点可以通过考察宗教领袖在过去和现在对月经的立场来证明。耶稣和格雷戈里大帝是男性宗教家对月经期表现出的蔑视的显著例外。只有在消除这一长期禁忌之后，宗教团体才会把妇女作为正式参与者对待。
The menstrual taboo continues to be a primary reason why women in Judaism and Christianity are excluded from positions of authority. This is demonstrated by examining positions taken toward menstruation by religious leaders in past history and in the present day. Jesus and Gregory the Great are notable exceptions to the disdain expressed by male religionists toward menstruants. Only after the removal of this persistent taboo will religious bodies come to treat women as full participants.