Bahai Library Online

Bibliography: #8CAIWQAC

key 8CAIWQAC
title The Role of the Feminine in the New Era
author Woodman, Marion
authority
control
Marion Woodman
item typeJournal article
publication year1989
date1989
publication titleJournal of Bahá'í Studies
abstract noteThe unveiling of Tahirih at the conference of Badasht in 1848 actualizes the larger symbolic unveiling of Fatimah destined to take place on the day of judgement as she crosses the bridge 'Sirat'. That larger unveiling, announcing the promised day of God, may in terms of Tahirih's bold actualization of Fatimah's symbolic act, be identified with the emergence in this century of the feminine from the relative obscurity in which it has been held by the patriarchal elements of the now-ended Adamic cycle. The Maid of Heaven who addresses Bahá'u'lláh would appear to be the initiator or instigator of a new global consciousness. Working in partnership with the masculine, the unveiled feminine announces a long-awaited coming of age or psychic integration.
pages59-65
issue1
volume2
languageEnglish
manual tagsWOMEN; FEMINISM; TAHIRIH; SYMBOLISM; FATIMAH

browse all, summary view divider browse all, detaled view

home divider sitemap divider series divider chronology
search:   author divider title divider date divider tags
adv. search divider languages divider inventory
bibliography divider abbreviations divider links
about divider contact divider RSS divider new
smaller fontbigger font