Email this article PROBLEMATISING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SAME-SEX RHETORIC IN SELECTED REFORMED DENOMINATIONAL TRADITIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Abstract
If same-sex discourse is part of regulatory practices that both produce and control
bodies, its development in the Dutch Reformed Church requires a genealogical
enquiry into the discursive practices from which it has emerged. It is argued that the
same-sex discourse which has developed within the Dutch Reformed Church serves
to protect heteronormativity and biblical discourse, and integrated within regulatory
practice, is instrumental in its accomplishment.
bodies, its development in the Dutch Reformed Church requires a genealogical
enquiry into the discursive practices from which it has emerged. It is argued that the
same-sex discourse which has developed within the Dutch Reformed Church serves
to protect heteronormativity and biblical discourse, and integrated within regulatory
practice, is instrumental in its accomplishment.
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PDFDOI: https://doi.org/10.7833/99-0-673
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