Engaging the Bible: Critical Readings from Contemporary WomenHee An Choi, Katheryn Pfisterer Darr Fortress Press - 150 pagina's Bringing together some of the leading luminaries in feminist, womanist, and multicultural critical biblical studies in this book, each woman describes her unique perspective and offers her reading of a particular biblical scene. This is an ideal text for courses on feminist and multicultural biblical interpretation and includes discussion questions for each chapter and a list of suggested readings. |
Inhoudsopgave
A Prophetic Apocalyptic Reading Resurrection in Prophetic Context Poor Man Lazarus and Christian Agency | 1 |
A Postcolonlal Reading Sexual Morality and National Politics Reading Biblical Loose Women | 21 |
A Communal Reading SeeJudgeAct A Different Approach to Bible Study | 47 |
A Critical Feminist Emancipative Reading Invitation to Dance in the Open House of Wisdom Feminist Study of the Bible | 81 |
A Critical Relational Reading A Path Wide Open Toward a Critical Relationship with the Christian Bible | 105 |
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