Desire in Paul's Undisputed Epistles

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Semantic Observations on the Use of epithymeo, ho epithymetes, and epithymía in Roman Imperial Texts

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Erschienen im Februar 2021

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Cover
Titel
Acknowledgments
Preface
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Part I. Introduction to ?p???µ??, ?p???µ?t??, and ?p???µ?a in Roman Imperial Texts and in the Undisputed Epistles of Paul
Chapter 1: History of Research on ?p???µ?? ?t? in the Undisputed Pauline Epistles Published over the Past Eighty Years
1.1 Friedrich Büchsel and Paul Wilpert on ?p???µ?? ?t? in Paul and in Relation to other Greco-Roman Philosophies and Religions
1.2 ?p???µ?a ?t? in Romans 7 Alludes to the Command in Gen 3
1.3 ?p???µ?a ?t? Relates to Sexual Activity
1.3.1 William. D. Davies and Daniel Boyarin: ?p???µ?a ?t? as ??? ??? and in Relation to Sexual Activity
1.3.2 Kathy L. Gaca: ?p???µ?a ?t? in Relation to Sexual Activity
1.3.3 Jennifer W. Knust: ?p???µ?a ?t? in Relation to Sexual Activity
1.4 David Fredrickson's Eros and the Christ: Longing and Envy in Paul's Christology
1.5 Stanley Stowers's and Emma Wasserman's Interpretation of ?p???µ?a ?t? in Paul's epistle to the Romans
1.6 Semantic Observations Regarding ?p???µ?a ?t? in the Roman Empire and in Paul
Chapter 2: Semantic Observations on the Use of ?p???µ?? ?t? in Roman Imperial Texts
2.1 Applying John Lyons's Theory of Semantic Analysis to ?p???µ?? ?t? in Roman Imperial Texts
2.2 Previous Lexicons and Dictionary Entries in Relation to Louw and Nida (1988)
2.2.1 Lexicons of Ancient Greek before 1988
2.2.2 Lexicons of Ancient Greek after 1988
2.2.3 ?p???µ?? ?t? in Louw and Nida (1988) and in Antiquity
2.3 A Consideration of Philo's De decalogo to Better Understand the Sense Relations and Denotations of ?p???µ?? and ?p???µ?a in the Roman Empire
2.4 The Sense Relations of ?p???µ?? ?t? in Roman Imperial Texts
2.4.1 The Paradigmatic Sense Relations
2.4.2 The Syntagmatic Sense Relations
2.4.2.1 ?p???µ?a ?t? for ?d??? ?t?
2.4.2.2 ?p???µ?a ?t? to Obtain
2.5 Preliminary Summary of Findings Regarding the Denotations and Sense Relations of ?p???µ??, ?p???µ?t??, and ?p???µ?a in Roman Imperial Texts
Part II. Semantic Observations: Contextual Analyses of ?p???µ?? ?t? in Roman Imperial Texts
Chapter 3: ?p???µ?a ?t? in Dio Chrysostom, Oration 4
3.1 An Introduction to Dio Chrysostom
3.2 Oration 4 as a Kingship Oration
3.3 Sense Relations of ?p???µ?a ?t? in Oration 4
3.3.1 Subordinate Sense Relations
3.3.2 (Quasi-)Paradigmatic Sense Relations
3.3.3 Antonyms
3.3.4 Syntagmatic Sense Relations: ?p???µ?a ?t? alongside Other Leading Emotions
3.3.5 Syntagmatic Sense Relations: Verbal Objects
3.3.6 Syntagmatic Sense Relations: Obtaining ?p???µ?a ?t?
3.4 The Metaphor "Slavery to a Master" in Oration 4
Excursus: A Brief Introduction to Metaphors
3.5 Conclusions
Chapter 4: ?p???µ?a ?t? in the Stoic Texts of Epictetus
4.1 Epictetus the Stoic
4.2 p??a??es?? ?t? in Relation to Lexemes that Denote "Wanting"
4.3 Sense Relations of ?p???µ?? ?t? in Discourse 4.1
4.3.1 Syntagmatic Sense Relations: Objects of Wanting
4.3.2 Syntagmatic Sense Relations: ?p???µ?a ?t? alongside other Leading Emotions
4.3.3 Syntagmatic Sense Relations: Obtaining a Want
4.4 The Metaphor "Slavery to a Master" in Discourse 4.1
4.4.1 The Metaphor "Slavery to a Master" because of Wanting
4.4.2 The Badness of Those Who Live as Metaphorical Slaves
4.5 Sense Relations of ?p???µ?? ?t? in Discourse 2.18
4.6 Conclusions
Chapter 5: ?p???µ?a ?t? in Lucian's The Tyrannicide
5.1 An Introduction to Lucian of Samosata and his Writings
5.2 Tyrant-Killing in Ancient Greece
5.3 Lucian of Samosata's The Tyrannicide
5.4 The Semantics of ?p???µ?a ?t? in The Tyrannicide
5.4.1 Sense Relations of ?p???µ?a ?t? in The Tyrannicide
5.4.2 The Metaphor "Slavery to a Master" in The Tyrannicide
5.5 Conclusions
Chapter 6: ?p???µ?a ?t? in the Cynic Epistles
6.1 The Importance of the Cynic Epistles for Understanding Cynic Philosophy
6.2 The Epistles of Anacharsis
6.2.1 Introduction to Epistle 9 of Anacharsis
6.2.2 ?p???µ?a in Epistle 9 of Anacharsis
6.3 The Epistles of Crates and Diogenes
6.3.1 ?p???µ?a ?t? in Epistle 35 of Crates
6.3.2 ?p???µ?a ?t? in Epistles 3 and 46 of Diogenes
6.4 Epistle 9 of Heraclitus
6.4.1 Slavery, Freedom, and Related Concepts in Epistle 9 of Heraclitus
6.4.2 Further Uses of ?p???µ?a in Epistle 9 of Heraclitus
6.5 The Epistles of Socrates
6.5.1 Epistle 1 of Socrates
6.5.2 ?p???µ?a ?t? in Epistle 1 of Socrates
6.6 Conclusions
Part III. Semantic Observations: Contextual Analyses of ?p???µ??, ?p???µ?t??, and ?p???µ?a in Second Temple Judaism
Chapter 7: ?p???µ?a ?t? in Second Temple Jewish Literature
7.1 The Use of ?p???µ?? ?t? in the LXX: Overview
7.2 The Tenth Commandment in the Greek Old Testament: ??? ?p???µ?se??
7.3 The Tenth Commandment in 4 Maccabees: ??? ?p???µ?se??
7.3.1 The Structure of 4 Maccabees
7.3.2 Quasi-Paradigmatic Sense Relations of ?p???µ?a ?t? in 4 Maccabees
7.3.3 Syntagmatic Sense Relation of ?p???µ?a ?t? in 4 Maccabees: Reason (????sµ??)
7.3.4 ?p???µ?a ?t? in Metaphorical Discourse
7.4 Conclusions on ?p???µ?a ?t? in the LXX
7.5 Israel in the Wilderness: Numbers 11 LXX and its Reception
7.5.1 ?p???µ?a ?t? in Numbers 11 LXX
7.5.2 The Septuagint's Reception of Israel's Desire in Numbers 11
7.5.2.1 Deuteronomy 9:22 and the Tombs of ?p???µ?a
7.5.2.2 Psalm 77 (78):29-30
7.5.2.3 Psalm 105 (106):13-15
7.5.2.4 Wisdom 16:1-4
7.6 Philo of Alexandria's Reception of Desire in Numbers 11 LXX
7.6.1 De migratione Abrahami 155
7.6.2 De specialibus Legibus 4.126-31
7.7 Conclusions on the Reception of ?p???µ?a ?t? in Numbers 11 LXX
Chapter 8: Consequences: ?p???µ?? ?t?, Its Objects, and Its Role in Metaphorical Discourse
8.1 Objects of ?p???µ?a ?t? in Roman Imperial Texts
8.1.1 ?d??? ("Pleasure") and Its Subordinates as Objects of ?p???µ?a ?t? in Roman Imperial Texts
8.1.2 Bad Objects of ?p???µ?a ?t? in Roman Imperial Texts
8.1.3 Verbal Objects of ?p???µ?a ?t? in Roman imperial Texts
8.2 ?p???µ?a ?t? in Metaphorical Discourse in Roman Imperial Texts
Part IV. Application and Interpretation: The Use of ?p???µ?? ?t? in Paul's Undisputed Epistles
Chapter 9: Objects of ?p???µ??, ?p???µ?t??, and ?p???µ?a in Paul's Undisputed Epistles
9.1 Objects of ?p???µ?a in 1 Thessalonians
Excursus: A Brief Introduction to 1 Thessalonians
9.1.1 Objects of ?p???µ?a and Related Lexemes in 1 Thess 2-3 and Their Connection with the Broader Themes of This Epistle
Excursus: Interpreting ? ???? in 1 Thess 2:16c
9.1.2 Objects of ?p???µ?a in 1 Thess 4 and in Relation to the Broader Themes of the Epistle
9.1.3 Conclusions
9.2 Objects of ?p???µ?a and Related Lexemes in Philippians
Excursus: A Brief Introduction to Philippians
9.2.1 Phil 1:8: ?p?p??? p??ta? ?µ??
9.2.2 Phil 1:23: t?? ?p???µ?a? ???? e?? t? ??a??sa? ?a? s?? ???st? e??a?
9.2.3 Phil 2:26: ?p?p???? ?? p??ta? ?µ??
9.2.4 Phil 4:1: ?ste, ?de?f?? µ?? ??ap?t?? ?a? ?p?p???t??, ?a?? ?a? st?fa??? µ??, ??t?? st??ete ?? ?????, ??ap?t??
9.2.5 Conclusions
9.3 Objects of ?p???µ?t?? in 1 Corinthians 10:6
Excursus: A Brief Introduction to 1 Corinthians
9.3.1 ?he Apostolic Decree in 1 Cor 5:1-7:40 and 8:1-11:1?
9.3.2 The Absence of ?p???µ?a ?t? in 1 Cor 5:1-7:40
9.3.3 The Object of ?p???µ?t?? in 1 Cor 10:6 and Its Role in the Broader Context of Avoiding Meat that Had Been Offered to Idols (8:1-11:1)
9.3.4 Summary: Objects of ?p???µ?t?? in 1 Cor 10
9.4 Summary: Objects of ?p???µ?a ?t? in the Undisputed Epistles of Paul
Chapter 10: Metaphorical Slavery to a Master because of ?p???µ?a ?t? and Freedom from this Master in Paul's Undisputed Epistles
10.1 The Metaphor "Slavery to a Master" in Galatians
Excursus: A Brief Introduction to Galatians
10.1.1 Setting the Stage: Gal 1-4
10.1.2 Gal 5
10.1.3 Conclusions
10.2 The Metaphor "Slavery to a Master" in Romans
Excursus: A Brief Introduction to Romans
10.2.1 Rom 1
10.2.2 Rom 5-8
10.2.3 Rom 13
10.2.4 Conclusions
10.3 Conclusions on Paul's Use of the Metaphor "Slavery to a Master"
Part V. Concluding Observations: Conclusions on ?p???µ?a ?t? in the Undisputed Pauline Epistles
Chapter 11: Conclusions: Examining ?p???µ?a ?t? in the Undisputed Epistles of Paul in Light of Semantic Observations on the Use ?p???µ?a ?t? in the Roman Empire
Bibliography
Index of References
Index of Authors
Index of Subjects

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