Christ's body in Corinth : the politics of a metaphor / Yung Suk Kim.

Introduction: The price of unity
The body of Christ today
Reading as a citizen of the world
A few words about method
Community as body
Community in theological and historical approaches
Sociological or social-scientific approaches
The approach of the history-of-religions school
Boundaries
Identity
Structure or power relationships
The conception of community called for in our present context
Community as the body of Christ
The body of Christ as organic unity
The body of Christ as corporate solidarity
Christological approaches
Summary and critique
Conceiving the body of Christ in a cruciform reality
Community in Christ
An alternate reading of in Christ in 1 Corinthians
In Christ as a modal relation : dying with Christ
The body politic and the body of Christ
The body politic in the Greco-Roman and ancient Jewish worlds
The politics of the hegemonic body
The body politic of the democratic-inclusive body
Paul and the democratic-inclusive body
The disembodiment of Christ in Corinth
Divisions
Sexual immorality
Marriage-related matters
Eating meat sacrificed to idols
Rights of Paul
Women's head covering
The Lord's supper
Resurrection
The life of the body of Christ in 1 Corinthians
Language for the body in 1 Corinthians
An ethic of the christic body
Tracing the christic body in 1 Corinthians
Outline of the discursive figurative structure of 1 Corinthians
1:1-17 Paul, Apostle of Christ Jesus, and the Corinthians, sanctified in Christ Jesus
1:18-4:21 the cross as God's power, exemplified by the Corinthians and embodied by Paul
5:1-11:34 the Corinthians' failure to embody Christ crucified, Paul's exhortation to the Corinthians calling for participation in Christ crucified
12:1-15:11 exhortation : the Corinthian body as Christic embodiment
15:12-58 as Christ crucified was raised, so the crucified body of the Christians will be raised
16:1-24 conclusion
The life of the Christic body in Corinth
Practicing the diversity of Christ's body
Diversity as discernment
Diversity as balance
Christ's body and multiculturalism.