Mapping gender in ancient religious discourses /
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| Other Authors / Creators: | Penner, Todd C. Vander Stichele, Caroline. |
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Imprint: | Atlanta : Society of Biblical Literature, [2010] |
| Series: | Biblical interpretation series ;
v. 84. |
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Table of Contents:
- Mapping as metamorphosis : initial reflections on gender and ancient religious discourses / Virginia Burrus
- Still before sexuality : Greek androgyny, the Roman imperial politics of masculinity and the Roman invention of the Tribas / Diana M. Swancutt
- Gender and geopolitics in the work of Philo of Alexandria : Jewish piety and imperial family values / Mary Rose D'Angelo
- The rhetoric of magic in early Christian discourse : gender, power and the construction of heresy / Kimberly B. Stratton
- Before your very eyes : Roman imperial ideology, gender constructs and Paul's inter-nationalism / Davina C. Lopez
- Vice lists and deviant masculinity : the rhetorical function of 1 Corinthians 5:10-11 and 6:9-10 / Fredrik Ivarsson
- Novel men : masculinity and empire in Mark's Gospel and Xenophon's An Ephesian tale / Eric Thurman
- Script(ur)ing gender in Acts : the past and present power of Imperium / Todd Penner and Caroline Vander Stichele
- From bedroom to courtroom : the adultery type-scene and the Acts of Andrew / Saundra Schwartz
- The rhetoric of the maternal body in the Passion of Perpetua / Judith Perkins
- Wearing it well : gender at work in the shadow of empire / Chris Frilingos
- He shall not look at a woman : gender in the Hekhalot literature / Rebecca Lesses
- Bodies in motion : preliminary notes on queer theory and Rabbinic literature / Gwynn Kessler
- Clement's bound body / Michel Desjardins
- Enslaved to demons : sex, violence and the apoloties of Justin Martyr / Jennifer Knust
- The seduction of weak men : Tertullian's rhetorical construction of gender and ancient Christian heresy / Brad Windon
- Men of learning : the cult of Paideia in Lucian's Alexander / Erik Gunderson.