25/02/2019
當代學術研究裡，我作為主體與其周遭被界定邊緣的「他者」似乎是不相往來，互相排斥。被社會建構出來的他者，有時也會因宗教之名再被污名化、標籤化。事實上，安置在中心的「自我」與被下放邊陲的「他者」是不可分割。經過後結構主義和後現代主義的洗禮後，無論「我」和「他者」都變得流動，和存在很多不穩定性。
〈上主、我與「他者」〉展覽，展示了一班香港中文大學崇基學院神學院修讀神學與女性主義的同學反思和構想他們眼中的他者，並反省上主、我與他者的三者關係。我們誠邀你一同來參觀、參與和想像：
～展覽～
展覽日期：2019年3月13日至4月30日
展覽地點：香港中文大學新亞書院錢穆圖書館
～開幕禮暨分享會～
開幕禮暨分享會：2019年3月13日下午7時
地點：香港中文大學新亞書院錢穆圖書館M字樓及地下麗典室
*非中大師生而欲參觀者，請在以下網址登記並上載入場邀請卡：https://goo.gl/NErN6g
主持：黃慧賢博士 (香港中文大學文化及宗教研究學系崇基學院神學院)
查詢：3943 5147
主辦單位：香港中文大學崇基學院神學院
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Exhibition and Opening Ceremony on “God, I , and the Other”
In the academy, we assume that I as a subject is distant and exclude from the marginalized other. The social constructed other sometimes is stigmatized and labeled by religions. Locating at the centre, I still have a dynamic relationship with the other, which is marginalized at the border. Suggested by post-structural and post-modern theories, both I-subject and the Other-object are in-process and destabilizing.
This exhibition of “God, I, and the Other” display a theological reflection of a group of Divinity School of Chung Chi College students studying Theology and Feminism. Their artworks reflect their understanding of the other, and the dynamic relationship among God, I, and the other. You are welcome to visit, to participate in and to imagine with us:
~ Exhibition ~
Date: 13 March to 30 April 2019
Venue of the exhibition: M/F, Ch’ien Mu Library, New Asia College, The Chinese University
~ Open Ceremony and Sharing Section ~
Date and Time: 13 March 2019, 7 pm
Venue: M/F and Multi-Purpose Room, G/F Ch’ien Mu Library
** For those non-CUHK attendants, please go into this website to sign in and get entrance permission: https://goo.gl/NErN6g
Host by: Dr. Christina Wai-Yin Wong (Divinity School of Chung Chi College, Department of Cultural and Religious Studies, the Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Inquiries: 3943 5147
Organizer: Divinity School of Chung Chi College, the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
當代學術研究裡，我作為主體與其周遭被界定邊緣的「他者」似乎是不相往來，互相排斥。被社會建構出來的他者，有時也會因宗教之名再被污名化、標籤化。事實上，安置在中心的「自我」與被下放邊陲的「他者」是不可分割...
