The power of the word : Scripture and the rhetoric of empire / Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza.
2007
220.601 S395p 2007
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Title
The power of the word : Scripture and the rhetoric of empire / Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza.
ISBN
9780800638337 (alk. paper)
0800638344 (alk. paper)
9780800638344 (alk. paper)
0800638336 (alk. paper)
0800638344 (alk. paper)
9780800638344 (alk. paper)
0800638336 (alk. paper)
Imprint
Minneapolis : Fortress Press, c2007.
Language
English
Description
viii, 280 p. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
220.601 S395p 2007
System Control No.
(OCoLC)150373962
(OCoLC)150373962
(OCoLC)150373962
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 267-280).
Formatted Contents Note
The rhetoric of empire : introduction
Empire studies as a new field in biblical studies
A radical democratic ethos
A critical political feminist hermeneutics
Situating the argument of this book
The power of Scripture and the rhetoric of empire
Empire as the context of Scripture today
Reshaping biblical the*logical studies
Empire and ekklēsia
A radical democratic imagination : the ekklēsia of wo/men
Debating Paul in the ekklēsia of wo/men
Toward a critical feminist decolonizing interpretation
Postcolonial criticism and feminist criticism
A decolonizing interpretation of the book of Revelation
Empire and the rhetoric of subordination
The ethos of kyriarchy : intersecting discourses of domination
A detoxifying/decolonizing reading of 1 Peter
The rhetoric of empire and G*d-talk : decolonizing the divine
Feminist critique of androcentric G*d language
Kyriocentric G*d language : the language of empire
Transforming biblical studies
The discipline of biblical studies
Transforming biblical studies.
Empire studies as a new field in biblical studies
A radical democratic ethos
A critical political feminist hermeneutics
Situating the argument of this book
The power of Scripture and the rhetoric of empire
Empire as the context of Scripture today
Reshaping biblical the*logical studies
Empire and ekklēsia
A radical democratic imagination : the ekklēsia of wo/men
Debating Paul in the ekklēsia of wo/men
Toward a critical feminist decolonizing interpretation
Postcolonial criticism and feminist criticism
A decolonizing interpretation of the book of Revelation
Empire and the rhetoric of subordination
The ethos of kyriarchy : intersecting discourses of domination
A detoxifying/decolonizing reading of 1 Peter
The rhetoric of empire and G*d-talk : decolonizing the divine
Feminist critique of androcentric G*d language
Kyriocentric G*d language : the language of empire
Transforming biblical studies
The discipline of biblical studies
Transforming biblical studies.
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