The Bible and feminism remapping the field
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Oxford :
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2017.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Prophets and revolutionaries. Death and the maiden: manifestos, gender, self-canonization, and violence
- Joanna Southcott and Mabel Barltrop: interpreting Genesis and Revelation
- The first woman question: Eve and the women's movement
- Reflections on reading the Bible: from flesh to female genius
- Another Esther: Sor Juana's biblical self-portrait
- Reading 'The revelations of the book, whose genesis was June': Emily Dickinson's hermeneutics of the heart
- Toni Morrison's Shulamites: the African-American song
- Stood weeping outside the tomb: dis(re)membering Mary Magdalene
- Feminist remappings in times of neoliberalism
- The wandering Jewess: feminism seeks the Shekhinah
- An unconventional tour of the biblical canon, beyond the 'canons' of feminist/womanist criticism. The inheritance of Gehinnom: feminist midrash as a vehicle for contemporary Bible criticism
- Moses, feminism, and the male subject
- Home at last: the local domain and female power
- Judges 3 and the queer hermeneutics of carnophallogocentrism
- Forget it: the case of women's rituals in ancient Israel, or how to remember the woman of Endor
- Sexual politics and surveillance: a feminist, metonymic, Spinozan reading of Psalm 139
- A foolish king, women, and wine: a dangerous cocktail from Lemuel's mother
- My mother was a wandering Aramaean: a nomadic approach to the Hebrews Bible
- Queen Vashti's 'no' and what it can tell us about gender tools in biblical narrative
- Miriam Ben Amram, or, how to make sense of the absence of women in the genealogies of Levi (1 Chronicles 5.27-6.66)
- The politics of remembrance: genealogies of 1 Chronicles 1-9 and haunting memories in China
- Corporal ignorance: the refusal of embodied memory
- Can an adulteress save Jesus?: the pericope adulterae, feminist interpretation, and the limits of narrative agency
- Pinkwashing Paul, excepting Jesus: the politics of intersectionality, identification, and respectability
- Embodied temporalities: health, illness, and the matter of feminist biblical interpretation
- Unveiling the European woman
- Offpage: actualizations and performances of scripture beyond Protestant models of 'reading'. The ancient goddess, the biblical scholar, and the religious past: re-imagining divine women
- Seeing double: textual and archaeological images of Israelite women
- 'Limping, yet made to climb a mountain!': re-reading the Vashti character in the HIV and AIDS South African context
- The reproductive rite: (in)fertility in the Ashanti and ancient Hebrew context
- 'But I still read the Bible!': post-Christian women's biblicalism
- Sneaky snakes: seduction, the biblical imagination, and activating art
- Material world: gender and the Bible in evangelical purity culture
- Muslim liberative approaches and legal dilemmas towards gender justice
- Scripturalizing and the Second Amendment
- The impossibility of queering the mother: new sightings of the Virgin Mother in the 'secular' state.