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Reading ideologies : essays on the Bible and interpretation in honor of Mary Ann Tolbert / edited by Tat-siong Benny Liew.

Contributor(s): Liew, Tat-siong Benny
Material type: TextTextSeries: Bible in the modern world: 40.Publisher: Sheffield, UK : Sheffield Phoenix Press, 2011Description: xii, 373 pages : portrait ; 25 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 190753427X; 9781907534270Subject(s): Tolbert, Mary Ann, 1947- | Bible. New Testament -- Criticism, interpretation, etcBibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents:
Introduction : reading ideologies and ideologies of reading / Tat-siong Benny Liew -- Women bold with authority : the horse thief, the debater and the biblical scholar / Michele A. Connolly -- Luke's revision of Matthew's infancy narrative / David Landry -- 'Be not anxious' : reading Martha and Mary (Lk. 10.38-42) within Luke's overall discourse on anxiety / John A. Darr -- The construction of relational space in Luke's narrative / Yong-Sung Ahn -- Like a sage over troubled waters : the politics of space and the characterization of Jesus in Mk 4.35-41 / Abraham Smith -- Narratology, the three worlds of the text and a door to engagement / Janice Capel Anderson -- On getting over oneself / Margaret R. Miles --
The ironic moral peril of a chosen people / Dan O. Via -- Torah, sin and the Roman empire in 1 Corinthians / Luise Schottroff -- The gospel of John in a multicultural world / L. William Countryman -- Towards postcolonial feminist translations of the Bible / Musa W. Dube -- A theological reading of scripture? : problematic and vision in the aftermath and crossroads of disciplinary transformation / Fernando F. Segovia --
Sex, desire, love and romance in Hebrew Bible : an essay / J. Cheryl Exum -- Early Christian drag : the Ethiopian eunuch as a queering figure / Sean D. Burke -- Put them to the sword : the Bible and gender in the wake of genocide / Shawn Kelley -- The ostrich leaves her eggs to the earth : queer animals of God in the Book of Job / Ken Stone -- A susceptible practice : performing baptismal identity / Andrea Bieler -- Theologizing from this place : finging resources for sexual justice / Ellen T. Armour.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Introduction : reading ideologies and ideologies of reading / Tat-siong Benny Liew -- Women bold with authority : the horse thief, the debater and the biblical scholar / Michele A. Connolly -- Luke's revision of Matthew's infancy narrative / David Landry -- 'Be not anxious' : reading Martha and Mary (Lk. 10.38-42) within Luke's overall discourse on anxiety / John A. Darr -- The construction of relational space in Luke's narrative / Yong-Sung Ahn -- Like a sage over troubled waters : the politics of space and the characterization of Jesus in Mk 4.35-41 / Abraham Smith -- Narratology, the three worlds of the text and a door to engagement / Janice Capel Anderson -- On getting over oneself / Margaret R. Miles --

The ironic moral peril of a chosen people / Dan O. Via -- Torah, sin and the Roman empire in 1 Corinthians / Luise Schottroff -- The gospel of John in a multicultural world / L. William Countryman -- Towards postcolonial feminist translations of the Bible / Musa W. Dube -- A theological reading of scripture? : problematic and vision in the aftermath and crossroads of disciplinary transformation / Fernando F. Segovia --

Sex, desire, love and romance in Hebrew Bible : an essay / J. Cheryl Exum -- Early Christian drag : the Ethiopian eunuch as a queering figure / Sean D. Burke -- Put them to the sword : the Bible and gender in the wake of genocide / Shawn Kelley -- The ostrich leaves her eggs to the earth : queer animals of God in the Book of Job / Ken Stone -- A susceptible practice : performing baptismal identity / Andrea Bieler -- Theologizing from this place : finging resources for sexual justice / Ellen T. Armour.

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