Información General

• Autores: Korinna Zamfir (coord.), Uta Poplutz (coord.)
• Editores: SBL Press
• Año de publicación: 2024
• Colecciones: Bible and women
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781628375947
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Resumen

• This volume explores the differing views expressed in the New Testament letters about the position of women in first- and second-generation Christian communities. Contributors place the letters in their broader Jewish and Greco-Roman cultural, religious, and social contexts to better understand how gender roles, family life, and women's responsibilities for spreading the gospel changed over time. While some essays envision the lived realities of women as wives, mothers, and widows, both the free and the enslaved, others examine the rhetorical and theological function of female metaphors."

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Listado de artículos

• • Introducing Women in the New Testament Letters

    Korinna Zamfir, Uta Poplutz

    págs. 1-14

    

  • Rhetoric and Context

    • Observations on the Rhetoric of Gender in the New Testament Letters

      Peter Lampe

      págs. 15-28

      

    • Looking beyond the Topos of the Domestic Woman: Work, Euergetism, and Religious Roles in the Greco-Roman World

      Korinna Zamfir

      págs. 29-63

      

    • Female Officeholders in Ancient Jewish Synagogues (Mainly Second–Seventh Centuries CE)

      Bernadette Brooten

      págs. 63-90

      

  • Women in the Househol

    • Women and Sexuality

      William R. G. Loader

      págs. 91-110

      

    • New Testament Letters on Wives, Separation, and Divorce

      Christine Gerber, Tanja Forderer

      págs. 111-140

      

    • Mothers in Contexts: Intersections of Letters and Lives

      Annette Bourland Huizenga

      págs. 141-158

      

    • Duties of Age: Old Women in New Testament Letters

      Angela Standhartlinger

      págs. 159-178

      

    • Sharp Contrasts?: 1 Timothy 5 and Roman-HellenisticStereotypes of Widows

      Michael Sommer

      págs. 179-198

      

    • The Submission of Women in the First Letter of Peter

      María José Schultz Montalbetti

      págs. 199-216

      

  • Women in the Ekklēsia

    • Toiling Together, Leading Together?: Women Apostles, Coworkers, and Hosts of Domestic Ekklēsiai as Attested in the Pauline Letters

      Dominika Kurek Chomycz

      págs. 217-242

      

    • Women as Teachers and Learners in the Corpus Paulinum

      Korinna Zamfir

      págs. 243-272

      

    • Virginity and Apostolate: The Example of Paul

      Marinella Perroni, Silvia Zanconato

      págs. 273-289

      

  • The Rhetoric of Gender

    • Obedience and Subordination or Equality and Liberation?: A Contribution to the History of Transmission of the Letters of Paul

      Silke Petersen

      págs. 291-312

      

    • A Polyphony of Silence and Speech?: The Ambiguous Female Voices of the Corpus Paulinum

      Marianne Bjelland Kartzow

      págs. 313-330

      

    • Circumcised Hagar, the Slave, and Uncircumcised Sarah, the Free Woman: Feminizing the Circumcision Scenario of the Galatian Congregations

      Heidrun Mader

      págs. 331-348

      

    • Feminine Characterizations of God: Reading Women in the New Testament Letters

      Beate Kowalski

      págs. 349-368

      

    • The Woman—From Companion to Deceived Deceiver: The Reception of Genesis 1–3 in the New Testament Letters

      Elisa Estévez López

      págs. 369-386

      

    • Woman Power in Faith:: Women as Models of Faith in the Letter to the Hebrews

      Miklos Szabó

      págs. 387-404