Women Praying and Prophesying in Corinth: Gender and Inspired Speech in First Corinthians
"Cover" -- "Preface" -- "Table of Contents" -- "Abbreviations" -- "Introduction" -- "I. From âWomen Praying or Prophesyingâ to âLet Women Be Silentâ" -- "II. Project Plan" -- "Chapter 1. Interpreting Womenâs Speech...
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Tübingen
Mohr Siebeck
2017
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| In: | Year: 2017 |
| Reviews: | Women Praying and Prophesying in Corinth. Gender and Inspired Speech in First Corinthians (2018) (Baum, Armin Daniel, 1965 -)
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Series/Journal: | Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament 2. Reihe
v.448 |
| Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains: | B
Bible. Corinthians 1. 11-14
/ Woman
/ Prayer
/ Glossolaly
/ Prophecy
B Greece (Antiquity) / Woman / Prophecy |
| IxTheo Classification: | FA Theology |
| Further subjects: | B
Women
Biblical teaching
B Electronic books B Thesis |
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Print version: Marshall, Jill E: Women Praying and Prophesying in Corinth : Gender and Inspired Speech in First Corinthians. - Tübingen : Mohr Siebeck,c2017. - 9783161555039 |
| Summary: | "Cover" -- "Preface" -- "Table of Contents" -- "Abbreviations" -- "Introduction" -- "I. From âWomen Praying or Prophesyingâ to âLet Women Be Silentâ" -- "II. Project Plan" -- "Chapter 1. Interpreting Womenâs Speech in Corinth: Rhetoric and Historical Reconstruction" -- "I. Reading 1 Corinthians and Reconstructing the Corinthian Situation" -- "A. Ferdinand Christian Baurâs Corinthian Factions" -- "B. Sources of Problems: Gnosticism, Realized Eschatology, Paulâs Teachings" -- "C. The Sociological Turn: Theissen, Meeks, and Schüssler Fiorenza" -- "II. Women in the Corinthian Assembly" -- "A. Men and Women in Worship and the Galatians 3:28 Connection" -- "B. Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza and Paulâs Ambivalent Impact for Women" -- "C. Antoinette Clark Wireâs Corinthian Women Prophets" -- "D. Jorunn Ãkland and the Discourse of Gender and Sanctuary Space" -- "III. Defining Prophecy and Prayer in Tongues" -- "A. Origins and Backgrounds for Prophecy and Tongues" -- "B. Form and Content of Prophecy and Tongues" -- "C. The Question of Mental States and Ecstasy " -- "D. Paulâs Rhetorical Goals in Defining Inspired Speech" -- "IV. Women Prophets in Ancient Mediterranean Divination" -- "A. Cataloging and Defining Divination" -- "B. The Anthropological Turn: Jean-Pierre Vernant and Followers" -- "C. Gender Dynamics in Oracular Institutions" -- "V. Summary of Research and Questions Remaining" -- "Chapter 2. Women Praying and Prophesying: Archaeological Evidence from Corinth" -- "I. Introducing Corinth" -- "A. History and Archaeology" -- "B. Temples and Religious Spaces in Roman Corinth" -- "II. Womenâs Presence in the Roman Forum: Inscriptions" -- "III. Women Praying: Devotion to Demeter and Isis" -- "A. The Sanctuary of Demeter in the Roman Period" -- "1. Earliest Use: Curse Tablets on the Lower Terrace". "2. Temple Construction in the Late First Century" -- "B. Sanctuaries for Isis in Corinth and Kenchreai" -- "1. Literary Evidence: Pausanias and Apuleius" -- "2. Archaeological Evidence" -- "3. Apuleiusâs Isis Festival in Kenchreai (Metamorphoses, Book XI)" -- "IV. Women Prophesying: Corinth and Oracular Temples of Apollo" -- "A. Connections to Trans-Regional Oracles" -- "B. Apollo Temples and Images in Corinth" -- "V. Conclusion" -- "Chapter 3. Ambivalence toward Womenâs Speech: Livy, Philo, and Plutarch" -- "I. Livyâs History: Roman Matrons Speaking in the Forum " -- "II. Philo of Alexandria: Women and the Female Part of the Soul" -- "A. Philoâs Gender Dualism" -- "B. De specialibus legibus 3.169â80: Spaces for Womenâs Speech" -- "C. De vita contemplativa: Men, Women, and Ecstatic Speech" -- "III. Plutarch: Virtue and Speech in State and Household" -- "A. Womenâs Form, Fame, and Speech in Virtues of Women" -- "B. Women Inside and Outside of the Home in Conjugalia Praecepta" -- "IV. Conclusion" -- "Chapter 4. Women Prophets in Philosophical, Poetic, and Oracular Literature" -- "I. Philosophical Traditions" -- "A. History and Philosophy: Interrogating Communication with Gods" -- "1. Herodotusâs History" -- "2. Platoâs Three Forms of Madness" -- "B. The Pythia in Plutarchâs De defectu oracularum and De Pythiae oraculis" -- "II. Poetic Traditions" -- "A. Poetry: Dramatizing Communication with Gods" -- "1. Athenian Drama" -- "2. Latin Epic Poetry" -- "B. The Sacrifice of the Pythia in Lucanâs De bello civili" -- "III. Oracular Traditions" -- "A. Prophecy: Recording Communication with Gods" -- "1. Male and Female Prophets in the Hebrew Bible" -- "2. Sibylline Collections in Greek and Roman Traditions" -- "B. The Sibylâs Embodiment of Apocalyptic Prophecy in the Sibylline Oracles" -- "IV. Conclusion "Chapter 5. Women Praying or Prophesying: The Ambivalent Argument of 1 Corinthians 11:2â16" -- "I. The Structure and Difficulties of 1 Corinthians 11:2â16" -- "II. The Situation: Keeping Traditions, Praying, and Prophesying (11:2)" -- "III. Theological Premise: Heads and Bodies (11:3)" -- "IV. Cultural Norms of Gender Differentiation (11:4â6)" -- "V. Creation Narratives and Gender Identity (11:7â12)" -- "VI. More Cultural Arguments: Propriety, Nature, and Custom (11:13â16)" -- "VII. Conclusion" -- "Chapter 6. Voiceless Idols, Voiceless Women: The Argument from 1 Corinthians 11:16 to 14:40" -- "I. Argumentative Movements in 11:17â14:25" -- "A. The Ritual Meal in Assembly: 1 Corinthians 11:17â34" -- "B. Voiceless Idols, One Speaking Spirit: 1 Corinthians 12:1â11" -- "C. The Body of Christ: 1 Corinthians 12:12â31" -- "D. A Better Way: 1 Corinthians 13:1â13" -- "E. Defining Prophecy and Praying in Tongues: 1 Corinthians 14:1â25" -- "1. Pursue Prophecy in Order to Build Up (14:1â5)" -- "2. The Limited Efficacy of Speaking in Tongues (14:6â12)" -- "3. Mindlessness of Speaking in Tongues (14:13â19)" -- "4. Responses of Outsiders to Inspired Speech (14:20â25)" -- "II. Instructions for Order for Praying or Prophesying (14:26â40)" -- "A. The Textual Integrity of 14:34â35" -- "B. The Rhetorical Integrity of 14:26â40" -- "III. Conclusion " -- "Conclusion" -- "I. The Gender Dynamics of Inspired Speech" -- "II. Implications of this Research" -- "Bibliography" -- "Index of Ancient Sources" -- "Hebrew Bible and Septuagint" -- "Deuterocanonical Books" -- "Pseudepigrapha" -- "Ancient Jewish Authors" -- "New Testament" -- "Early Christian Writings" -- "Greek and Latin Literature |
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| ISBN: | 316155504X |