Diagnosing Deviance

Name: Diagnosing Deviance | Pathology and Polemic in the Pastoral Epistles
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Pathology and Polemic in the Pastoral Epistles

Andrew M. Langford(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Oktober 2023

XXI, 551 Seiten

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Cover
Title
Preface
Table of Contents
List of Modern Abbreviations
Note on Style
Introduction: Deviance in the Pastoral Epistles
A. The Pastor's Paradox
B. Argumentative Trajectory
Chapter 1: Diagnosing Deviance: Foundational Considerations
A. Authorship and Authenticity Criticism: Changing of the Tide
B. Corpus Paulinum, Corpus Pastorale
I. The Pastorals as Letter Corpus?
II. Linguistic Variation
III. Lexical and Thematic Similarities
IV. Pauline Letters as Intertexts for the Pastorals
V. Crafting Pseudonymous Letters to Individuals
VI. Date and Early Reception of the Pastorals
C. Deviance and Opponents in the Pastoral Epistles
I. Identifying Opponents and the History of Scholarship
II. Rhetoric and Reality: Reorienting the Study of Opponents
D. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Spatializing Deviance: Staying, Straying, and Satan
A. Placing and Demonizing
B. Spatializing Morality: A Locative Framework for the "Satanic" and the "Demonic"
C. Time, Place, and Space: Movement Language and Kinetic Imagery
I. Mapping the Moral and Spiritual Cosmos through Time and Place
II. Human Actors in Time
III. Movement Terms as Moral Markers
IV. The Moral Significance of Travel
D. Placing the Divine and the Devilish
I. Nonhuman Actors in Space & Time
II. Space, Place, and the Devil
III. The "Snare" of the Devil
IV. Handing Over to Satan
E. 1 Timothy 1:18-20 and 1 Corinthians 5:1-5
I. Intertextual Analysis
II. Contextualization of 1 Timothy 1:18-20
III. 1 Timothy 1:18-20
IV. 1 Corinthians 5:1-5
V. From 1 Corinthians 5 to the Pastorals
F. Conclusion
Chapter 3: Demonizing Deviance: Rethinking the Doctrines of Demons
A. Demonic Doctrines in Historical Perspective
I. Locating Demons in Antiquity
II. "Demonic" in Spatial Perspective
III. "Demonic" in Polemical Perspective
IV. "Demonic" in Pathological Perspective
Excursus: "Demonic" Communication
B. Demonic Doctrines in Pauline Perspective: 1 Timothy 4:1-5 and 1 Corinthians 7, 8, and 10
I. Questions and Argument
II. ?a?µ???a, ???a??st?a, and God as Creator
C. Conclusion
Chapter 4: Pathologizing Deviance: Toward an Alternative Account of Medical Terminology in the Pastoral Epistles
A. Defining Health and Disease
I. Medical Conceptions of Health
II. Popular Conceptions of ???e?a
III. Health as a Constructed Category
B. Health and Salvation in the Pastoral Epistles and Paul
I. Healthy Words and Healthy Teaching in the Pastorals
II. Paul as Precursor: Error, Sickness, and Judgment (1 Cor 11:27-30)
C. The "Healthy Teaching" in the Pastoral Epistles
I. Scholarly Approaches to the Healthy Teaching
II. Do Healthy Words Heal?
D. Philosophy and Health in the Greco-Roman World
I. Philosophers and Health of Body and Soul
II. A Healthy Soul: The Goal of Philosophy
III. Virtue and Health, Vice and Disease
IV. Therapy of Error
V. Psychosomatic Illness
VI. The Health of the Body and Its Relationship to the Health of the Mind
E. Sick Words, Sick Deeds, Sick Opponents
I. Describing Quality of Speech and Doctrine as Sick
II. Vice Lists as Symptomologies
III. Pain (1 Tim 6:9-10)
IV. "Progress" as Diagnostic Indicator
VI. Wicked Suppositions
VI. Sickened Searchings, Overzealous Investigations
E. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Corporealizing Deviance: Bodies in the Pastoral Epistles
A. The Body as a Constructed Ideological Site
B. The Bodies of the Opponents and Those They Lead Astray
I. The Living-Dead Body
II. Bellies
III. Mouths
C. The Body of Christ and the Ecclesial Epidermis(2 Tim 2:14-18)
I. Literary Context of 2 Timothy 2:14-18
II. Skin as Site
III. Scholarship on 2 Timothy 2:17
IV. Ancient Definitions & Depictions of Gangrene
V. Etiology of Gangrene: Wounds and Humors
VI. The Visually Grotesque
VII. Gangrene as Malodorous Malady
VIII.Treatments and Their Implications for 2 Timothy 2:17
IX. Implications of the Imagery of Gangrene
D. Healthy Teaching and Pathological Itching (2 Tim 4:1-5)
I. Literary Context of 2 Timothy 4:1-5
II. Scholarship on 2 Timothy 4:1-5
III. ???a???? ??a????? (2 Tim 4:2)
IV. "In Season and Out" and the Philosopher's Therapy
V. "Not Putting Up with the Healthy Teaching": Petulant Patients
VI. "According to Their Own Lusts": The Pathology of Desire
VII. "Itching Ears" or Ears to Be Tickled or Scratched?
VIII. ?????µe??? t?? ?????: A Pathological Condition
E. Conclusion
Chapter 6: Avoiding Deviance: Keeping Timothy Healthy
A. Establishing Authority
B. Paulus Medicus: The Ideal Physician in the Pastorals
C. Training Timothy (1 Tim 4:6-16)
I. ? S?µat??? G?µ?as?a and the Art of Bodily Care (1 Tim 4:7-8)
II. Establishing ? S?µat??? G?µ?as?a in Its Literary Context
III. Timothy's Training in Its Cultural Context
IV. Appropriate Exercises and Forms of Speech (1 Tim 4:11-16)
D. Timothy's Body as Site (1 Tim 5:17-25)
I. Diagnosing Scholarship on 1 Timothy 5:23
II. The Theory and Practice of Physiognomy
III. Literary Context of 1 Timothy 5:17-25
IV. Timothy's Scrutiny as Diagnostic Practice
V. Timothy's Ailments: Appearing to Be Morally Compromised
VI. The Pastorals vs. the Homologoumena in the Depiction of Paul
E. Conclusion
Chapter 7: Intellectualizing Deviance: The Corrupted ???? and Psychosomatic Disease
A. Argument Overview
B. ???? in Paul's Letters and the Pastorals
I. N??? in the Pastorals: Literary and Intertextual Contexts
??. ???? in 1 Corinthians
???. ???? and ?d???µ?? ???? in Romans
IV. Paul and the Pastor on ????
V. ???? as a Corruptible Organ of the Soul
C. Toward a New Understanding of ???? in the Pastorals: Ancient Discourses on ???? and Its Pathology
I. The Questions and the Argument
II. Physicality & Locality of the Soul
III. The Hippocratic Writings
IV. Plato
V. Aristotle
VI. Physicians and Philosophers in the Hellenistic and Early Imperial Period
VII. Philo
D. Conclusion
Chapter 8: Deviance as a Crisis of Conscience
A. Questions & Argument
B. S??e?d?s?? in the Pastorals and Paul
C. S??e?d?s?? in the Pastorals in Light of Greek and Roman Literature
I. S??e?d?s?? as an Element of the Soul
II. The ??a?? S??e?d?s?? (1 Tim 1:5-7 and 1:18-20)
???. Purity, Defilement, and S??e?d?s??
IV. The ?a?a?? S??e?d?s?? (1 Tim 3:9 and 2 Tim 1:3-5)
V. S??e?d?s?? and ??s??
VI. The Conscience as Cauterized, Not Branded
VII. Reorienting the Discussion of the Cauterized Conscience
VIII. ???? and S??e?d?s?? as Cognitive Organs of the Soul (Titus 1:13-16)
D. Conclusion
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index of Ancient Sources
Select Modern Sources Index
Index of Subjects

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