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The First Apocalypse of James : martyrdom and sexual difference / Mikael Haxby.

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Book
Author/Creator:
Haxby, Mikael, 1979- author.
Contributor:
ProQuest ebook central
Edwin E. Aubrey Memorial Fund.
Series:
Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament. 2. Reihe
Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament 2. Reihe
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (176 p.).
Place of Publication:
T|bingen : Mohr Siebeck, [2023]
Contents:
Cover
Title
Preface
Table of Contents
Introduction: On the First Apocalypse of James
A. Ideologies of Power and Sexual Difference in the Arena
B. Orthodoxy and Heresy
C. Martyrdom
D. Sexual Difference
E. Manuscript and Dating
F. Structure of the Book
Chapter 1: Preparation for Martyrdom
A. Preparation for Martyrdom as Genre
B. James' Preparation for Martyrdom
C. Fear and Knowledge in Ancient Philosophy
D. Practices of Understanding and Effective Theology
I. A Ritual of Preparation for Death
II. The Dialogue Setting
III. An Effective Death
Chapter 2: Discourses of Martyrdom and Docetism
A. The "Docetic" Second Treatise of the Great Seth
B. "Docetism" as a Question of Anthropology
I. Explaining Clement's "Docetism"
II. A Rejection of the Terminology of "Docetism"
III. How Are Martyrdom, Christology, and Anthropology Linked?
C. The Missing Martyrdom of James
I. The Confession in the Heavens
II. Clement, Heracleon, and the Debates That Make Martyrs
Chapter 3: Interpretation of Scripture
A. Readings of the Gospel of John
I. The Intertextual Gap: Ethics and Christology
II. Response to an Anticipated Source-Critical Objection
B. Readings of Scripture in the Passage on the "Seven Women"
I. Justin's Dialogue with Trypho and the Christological Reading of Scripture
II. Ptolemy's Letter to Flora and the Ethical Reading of Scripture
III. Women Disciples and the Ethical Reading of Isaiah 11.2-3
IV. The Ethical and Christological Reading of Leviticus
Chapter 4: Sexual Difference and the Sophia-Christ Dilemma
A. Sexual Difference in Theology
I. Sexual Difference and Protology in Valentinian Thought
II. The Excerpts from Theodotus and the Multiple Sophias
III. The Adam-Christ Typology
B. The Sophia-Christ Dilemma
Chapter 5: The Seven Women Whom All the Generations Bless
A. Identifying and Counting the Seven Women (Or Is It Six?)
B. The Work of Femaleness
I. The "Works of Femaleness" in Clement and the Dialogue of the Savior
II. A New Interpretation of "The Work of Femaleness"
III. Not Merely a Scribal Error?
C. The Three Women Martyrs and the Power of Imitation
I. The First Martyr, Sapphira?
II. Interwoven Imitations and their Implications for Sexual Difference
III. Articulating Sexual Difference toward a Social Purpose
Chapter 6: A Working Theory
Bibliography
Subject Index
Index of References
Notes:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI Available via World Wide Web.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Edwin E. Aubrey Memorial Fund.
Other Format:
Print version: Haxby, Mikael The First Apocalypse of James
ISBN:
9783161625619
3161625617
Publisher Number:
99994356236
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