August 11, 2025The Heythrop Journal

Gender Theory and the Catholic Tradition: The Hypostatic Union and Maximus the Confessor

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The analysis finds connections between the hypostatic union and contemporary gender theory, leading to new insights.
Maximus the Confessor's writings offer a unique take on gender that recent scholars are beginning to recognize, particularly his Ambiguum 41.
The discussion employs a nuanced approach that mediates between gender negation and polarity, influenced by Christological perspectives.
Insights gained from this analysis suggest a closer alignment between Maximus's views and modern concepts of gender fluidity, opening avenues for deeper dialogues.

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The analysis demonstrates links between gender fluidity and Christological concepts in Maximus the Confessor's thought, suggesting fresh perspectives on gender theory.

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The analysis demonstrates links between gender fluidity and Christological concepts in Maximus the Confessor's thought, suggesting fresh perspectives on gender theory.

Gender Theory and the Catholic Tradition: The Hypostatic Union and Maximus the Confessor

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Gender Theory and the Catholic Tradition: The Hypostatic Union and Maximus the Confessor

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