Enmity in Corinth: Social Conventions in Paul's Relations with the Corinthians

Name: Enmity in Corinth: Social Conventions in Paul's Relations with the Corinthians
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Erschienen im Dezember 2019

XVI, 450 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
CONTENTS
Preface
SECTION 1. GRAECO-ROMAN CONVENTIONS OF FRIENDSHIP AND ENMITY
1. THE RELATIONSHIP OF FRIENDSHIP
a. Friendship as giving for a return
b. The obligation to return
c. Refusal of friendship
d. Cessation of friendship
e. The reciprocal language of friendship
f. Forms of friendship
g. Wealth and friendship
2. THE RELATIONSHIP OF ENMITY
a. The idea of enmity
b. Enmity and invective
1. The purpose of invective
2. s?????s?? as a form of invective
3. The use of laughter
4. The truthfulness of invective
5. Conventional themes of ridicule
6. Withdrawal of friendship
3. THE CHARACTER OF THE FLATTERER
a. The figure of the friend of many
b. The figure of the flatterer
c. The flatterer as a servile person
d. The flatterer as an inconstant friend
4. THE CUSTOM OF RECOMMENDATION
a. Recommendation as a form of friendship
b. The friendship of recommender and recommended
c. The friendship of recommender and recipient
d. Recommendation as an exchange of mutual service
e. The Friendship of Recommended and Recipient
f. Enhancing of friendship
g. Forms of character-praise
h. Self-commendation
SECTION 2. THE CAUSE OF ENMITY IN PAUL'S RELATIONS WITH THE CORINTHIANS
5. FRIENDSHIP IN THE NEW TESTAMENT
a. In the non-Pauline writings
b. In the Pauline letters
1. Hospitality
2. Patronal relations
3. Recommendation
4. Enmity
5. Giving and receiving
c. Summary
6. THE CORINTHIAN OFFER OF AID AS AN OFFER OF FRIENDSHIP
a. Paul's sources of income
b. The offer of aid in Corinth
1. The issue in Corinth
2. The status and conduct of his opponents
i. The idea of ?ß??? in Greek authors
ii. The idea of ?ß??? in 1 Cor. 4:6-13
3. The nature of the offer
4. The nature of Paul's refusal
5. Variance in Paul's conduct
c. Summary
SECTION 3. THE CONDUCT OF ENMITY BETWEEN PAUL AND THE CORINTHIANS
7. THE ASSOCIATION OF PAUL'S ENEMIES AND THE RIVAL APOSTLES: THE INITIATION OF FRIENDSHIP BY RECOMMENDATION
a. Recommendation passages in 2 Corinthians
b. The reconstruction of events between 1 and 2 Corinthians
c. The recommendation passages in modern scholarship
d. Recommendation in Greece and Rome: A Summary
e. Recommendation as a relational notion in 2 Corinthians
8. THE ENMITY RELATIONSHIP: THE HOSTILE ALLIANCE
a. The enmity relationship in Greece and Rome: A Summary
b. The character of the flatterer as a device of invective
1. 1 Cor. 9 in context
2. Paul as a free man: 1 Cor. 9:1-14
3. Paul as a slave: 1 Cor. 9:15-18
4. Paul as a flatterer: 1 Cor. 9:19-23 as invective
5. Paul as a flatterer in 2 Corinthians
c. Paul in comparison with his enemies
d. Summary
9. PAUL'S RESPONSES
a. Non-naming
b. Comparison (s?????s??)
c. Self-praise
d. Self-derision
e. ?ß??? as innuendo
f. Persuasion
g. Conclusion
SECTION 4. CONCLUSIONS AND COMMENTS
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEXES
Index of biblical and ancient writings
I New Testament
II Greek and Roman
III Old Testament, Old Testament Apochrypha, Jewish and Early Christian writings
IV Papyrus
Index of subjects
Index of modern authors

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