Women, Work and Leadership in Acts

Name: Women, Work and Leadership in Acts
Brand: Mohr Siebeck
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Erschienen im Dezember 2019

XIV, 262 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Table of Contents
List of Abbreviations
Chapter 1: Review of Scholarship
A. Introduction
B. Three Interpretive Trajectories
I. Tabitha and Lydia as Social Models
II. Tabitha and Lydia as Allegories
III. Tabitha and Lydia as Rhetorical Devices
C. History of Interpretation
I. From Irenaeus to the Reformation
1. Irenaeus of Lyon (Lydia only)
2. St. Cyprian (Tabitha only)
3. St. Basil of Caesarea (Tabitha only)
4. St. John Chrysostom (Lydia only)
5. Arator (Tabitha only)
6. St. Bede the Venerable (Tabitha only)
7. Desiderius Erasmus (Tabitha and Lydia)
8. Jean Calvin (Tabitha and Lydia)
II. The Seventeenth to the Early-Twentieth Century
1. The Tübingen School
2. Form Criticism: Martin Dibelieus
3. Redaction Criticism: Hans Conzelmann and Ernest Haenchen
a) Hans Conzelmann
b) Ernst Haenchen
4. Jacob Jervall
III. Late-Twentieth Century to the Present
1. Narrative Criticism: Charles Talbert
2. "New" Literary Criticism
a) Richard Pervo
b) Mikeal Parsons
3. Feminist Scholarship
a) Gail O'Day
b) Beverly Roberts Gaventa
D. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Women in the Greek East
A. Introduction
B. Method for Chapters 2 and 3
C. Women and Marriage
I. Babatha
1. Ketubba (P. Yadin 10)
2. A Nabatean Marriage Contract (P. Yadin 18)
3. An Agraphos Gamos (P. Hever 65)
II. The Egyptian Letters
III. Funerary Inscriptions: Beth She'arim
D. The Guardianship and Legal Rights of Women
I. The Papyrological Evidence
E. Women's Right of Inheritance
I. Documents from the Judaen Desert
II. The Egyptian Letters
F. Women as Managers and Owners
I. The Egyptian Papyri
II. Funerary Inscriptions from Beth She'arim
III. The Textile Industry
G. Women and Honorary Titles
I. Funerary Inscriptions from Beth She'arim
H. Conclusion
Chapter 3: Women in the Roman West
A. Introduction: Women's Roles in Roman Society
B. The Roman Woman: Wife and Mother
I. Tacitus and Suetonius on Women
C. The Roman Marriage
I. Plutarch on Marriage
D. Dowry
I. Tacitus and Juvenal on Dowry
E. Women under the Law and Guardianship
F. Women in Commerce
I. Pompeii
II. The Occupational Inscriptions and Reliefs
III. Purple Dyeing and the Purple Trade
IV. Domestic Space
G. Women and Inheritance
H. Women as Benefactresses
I. Conclusion
Chapter 4: The Resuscitation of Tabitha
A. Introduction
B. Text-Critical Issues
C. Exegesis
I. Acts 9:36a
1. The City of Joppa
2. Joppa in Its Cultural Symbolic Context
3. Discipleship in Acts (µa??t?a)
4. Tabitha's Names
II. Acts 9:36b
III. Acts 9:37
1. Mourning Rituals
IV. Acts 9:38
1.The Emissaries in Acts 9:38
V. Acts 9:39a
VI. Acts 9:39b
VII. Acts 9:40a
VIII. Acts 9:40b
IX. Acts 9:40c
X. Acts 9:41a
XI. Acts 9:41b
XII. Acts 9:42
XIII. Acts 9:43
D. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Lydia of Thyatira's Call
A. Introduction
B. The City of Philippi
C. Women's Involvement in the Society of Philippi
D. Exegesis
I. Paul's Vision of the Macedonian Man: Acts 16:9-11
II. Acts 16:12-13a
1. Text-Critical Issue: "The Leading City of Macedonia"
2. The City Gate
3. Text-Critical Issues: Acts 16:13
4. The Proseuche
III. Acts 16:13b
IV. Acts 16:14a
1. Lydia's Name
2. Lydia's Occupation (???F???p????)
3. Worshipper of God
V. Acts 16:14b
1. The Vocabulary
VI. Acts 16:15a
1. The Household (? ?????)
VII. Acts 16:15b
1. The Vocabulary
2. A Narrative Pattern?
E. Conclusion
Chapter 6: Conclusions
Bibliography
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Ancient Sources
Subject Index

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