This abled body rethinking disabilities in biblical studies
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Atlanta :
Society of Biblical Literature
©2007.
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| Colección: | Semeia studies ;
no. 55. |
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- pt. 1. Rethinking disabilities in ancient texts. The origins of the disabled body: disability in ancient Mesopotamia / Neal H. Walls
- Deformity and disability in Greece and Rome / Nicole Kelley
- Introducing sensory criticism in biblical studies: audiocentricity and visiocentricity / Hector Avalos
- "Be men, o Philistines" (1 Samuel 4:9): iconographic representations and reflections on female gender as disability in the ancient world / Carole R. Fontaine
- Masculinity and disability in the Bible / Thomas Hentrich. pt. 2. Biblical texts and disability studies. The normate hermeneutic and interpretations of disability within the Yahwistic narratives / Kerry H. Wynn
- Disabling Israelite leadership: 2 Samuel 6:23 and other images of disability in the Deuteronomistic history / Jeremy Schipper
- With whom do the disabled associate? Metaphysical interplay in the latter Prophets / Sarah J. Melcher
- "Living among the tombs": society, mental illness, and self-destruction in Mark 5:1-20 / Holly Joan Toensing
- "For whenever I am weak, then I am strong": disability in Paul's epistles / Martin Albl. Responses. Enabling the body / Janet Lees
- "Jesus thrown everything off balance": disability and redemption in biblical literature / David Mitchell, Sharon Snyder
- Impairment as a condition in biblical scholarship: a response / Bruce C. Birch
- Conclusion / Hector Avalos, Sarah J. Melcher, Jeremy Schipper.
