A Feminist Companion to Tobit and Judith: Feminist Companion to the Bible (Second ) series
Editat de Athalya Brenner-Idan, Dr Helen Efthimiadis-Keithen Limba Engleză Paperback – 21 oct 2015
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780567656018
ISBN-10: 0567656012
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria Feminist Companion to the Bible (Second ) series
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0567656012
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria Feminist Companion to the Bible (Second ) series
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Introduces
readers
to
feminist
interpretations
of
and
approaches
to
three
main
texts
Notă biografică
Athalya
Brenner-Idanis
Professor
Emerita
of
Hebrew
Bible
at
the
University
of
Amsterdam,
the
Netherlands,
and
is
now
Professor
in
Biblical
Studies
at
the
University
of
Tel
Aviv,
Israel.Helen
Efthimiadis-Keithteaches
Hebrew
Bible
at
the
University
of
KwaZulu-Natal,
South
Africa.
Cuprins
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
ATHALYA BRENNER-IDAN (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
Introduction
Part I
TOBIT: ON RELIGIOUS IDENTITY, GENDER AND FOOD
1. Redrawing the Boundaries: A New Look at 'Diaspora as Metaphor: Bodies and Boundaries in the Book of Tobit'
AMY-JILL LEVINE (Vanderbilt University Divinity School, USA)
2. Jewish self-Awareness, Religious Identity and Acts of Resistance in the Book of Tobit
RENATE EGGER-WENZEL (University of Salzburg, Austria)
3. Patriarchy with a Twist: Men and Women in Tobit
BEVERLY BOW (Cleveland State University, USA) AND GEORGE W. E. NICKELSBURG, (University of Iowa, USA)
3a. Does the 'Twist' point to Heterarchy? A Response to Bow and Nickelsburg
ATHALYA BRENNER-IDAN
4. The Banishment of the Demon in Tobit: Textual Variants as a Result of Enculturation
BEATE EGO (Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany)
4a. A Self-Response to 'Textual Variants'
BEATE EGO (Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany)
5. Seen and Heard, but Hardly Eating: Female Consumption in the Book of Tobit
NAOMI S. S. JACOBS
6. Food and Death: an Autobiographic Perspective on Tobit according to One Woman's Binge-Eating Disorder
HELEN EFTHIMIADIS-KEITH (University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa)
Part II
WHAT CAN WE DO WITH JUDITH?
7. What Shall We Do with Judith? A Feminist Assessment of a Biblical 'Heroine'
PAMELA J. MILNE (University of Windsor, UK)
7a. Self-Response: What Would I Do with Judith Now?
PAMELA J. MILNE (University of Windsor, UK)
8. Judith, Feminist Ethics and Feminist Biblical/Hebrew Bible Interpretation
HELEN EFTHIMIADIS KEITH (University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa)
9. The Function of the Speeches and Prayers in the Book of Judith
BARBARA SCHMITZ (University of Dortmund, Germany)
10. Judith: More than a Pious Widow Turned Femme Fatale?
ORA BRISON (University of Tel Aviv, Israel)
11. Judith The Slaveholder
JENNIFER GLANCY (University of Richmond, VA, USA)
12. Clothing Seduces: Did You Think It Was Naked Flesh that Did It?
ATHALYA BRENNER-IDAN (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, and University of Tel Aviv, Israel)
13. Words and Deeds: Seduction and Power in Judith and in Death Proof
JAN WILLEM VAN HENTEN (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
14. Violent Superwomen: Super Heroes or Super Villains? Judith, Wonder Woman and Lynndie England
EMMA ENGLAND (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
14a. Second Thoughts on Female Terrorists and More: A Self-Response to 'Violent Women'
EMMA ENGLAND (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Abbreviations
ATHALYA BRENNER-IDAN (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
Introduction
Part I
TOBIT: ON RELIGIOUS IDENTITY, GENDER AND FOOD
1. Redrawing the Boundaries: A New Look at 'Diaspora as Metaphor: Bodies and Boundaries in the Book of Tobit'
AMY-JILL LEVINE (Vanderbilt University Divinity School, USA)
2. Jewish self-Awareness, Religious Identity and Acts of Resistance in the Book of Tobit
RENATE EGGER-WENZEL (University of Salzburg, Austria)
3. Patriarchy with a Twist: Men and Women in Tobit
BEVERLY BOW (Cleveland State University, USA) AND GEORGE W. E. NICKELSBURG, (University of Iowa, USA)
3a. Does the 'Twist' point to Heterarchy? A Response to Bow and Nickelsburg
ATHALYA BRENNER-IDAN
4. The Banishment of the Demon in Tobit: Textual Variants as a Result of Enculturation
BEATE EGO (Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany)
4a. A Self-Response to 'Textual Variants'
BEATE EGO (Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany)
5. Seen and Heard, but Hardly Eating: Female Consumption in the Book of Tobit
NAOMI S. S. JACOBS
6. Food and Death: an Autobiographic Perspective on Tobit according to One Woman's Binge-Eating Disorder
HELEN EFTHIMIADIS-KEITH (University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa)
Part II
WHAT CAN WE DO WITH JUDITH?
7. What Shall We Do with Judith? A Feminist Assessment of a Biblical 'Heroine'
PAMELA J. MILNE (University of Windsor, UK)
7a. Self-Response: What Would I Do with Judith Now?
PAMELA J. MILNE (University of Windsor, UK)
8. Judith, Feminist Ethics and Feminist Biblical/Hebrew Bible Interpretation
HELEN EFTHIMIADIS KEITH (University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa)
9. The Function of the Speeches and Prayers in the Book of Judith
BARBARA SCHMITZ (University of Dortmund, Germany)
10. Judith: More than a Pious Widow Turned Femme Fatale?
ORA BRISON (University of Tel Aviv, Israel)
11. Judith The Slaveholder
JENNIFER GLANCY (University of Richmond, VA, USA)
12. Clothing Seduces: Did You Think It Was Naked Flesh that Did It?
ATHALYA BRENNER-IDAN (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, and University of Tel Aviv, Israel)
13. Words and Deeds: Seduction and Power in Judith and in Death Proof
JAN WILLEM VAN HENTEN (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
14. Violent Superwomen: Super Heroes or Super Villains? Judith, Wonder Woman and Lynndie England
EMMA ENGLAND (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
14a. Second Thoughts on Female Terrorists and More: A Self-Response to 'Violent Women'
EMMA ENGLAND (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Recenzii
This
collection
of
essays
on
the
books
of
Tobit
and
Judith
is
a
welcome
addition
to
a
landmark
series
that
has
put
feminist
criticism
prominently
on
the
map
of
biblical
studies.
It
is
a
significant
addition
as
well
because
it
is
the
first
time
Tobit
appears
in
the
Feminist
Companion
Series.
The
combination
of
new
and
previously
published
studies-the
latter
either
revised
or
accompanied
by
the
authors'
self-responses
to
their
earlier
work
(and
in
one
case
a
response
by
Brenner-Idan)-works
splendidly
to
give
readers
a
sense
of
developments
in
feminist
studies
of
Tobit
and
Judith.
With
its
focus
on
identity-religious,
gendered,
individual
or
group,
its
formation
or
loss-and
related
topics
such
as
diaspora,
boundaries,
the
body,
and
food
as
an
identity
marker,
this
volume
is
relevant
for
the
study
not
only
of
Tobit
and
Judith
but
of
other
biblical
books
as
well.
An international treasure trove of articles some first published twenty years ago are here coupled with previously published essays and new essays on Judith and Tobit. What is being suggested here is programmatic counsel about radical, transformative, phase-shift change in our understanding of biblical studies. When Judith says, "let us set an example for the people" (Jdt 8:24) to the magistrates of Bethulia, they don't get it, but perhaps we can. Patriarchy still exists, but along side it something new is emerging-a network of shared agency and identity (heterarchy). This book is highly recommended for classes on Tobit and Judith or methodology.
An international treasure trove of articles some first published twenty years ago are here coupled with previously published essays and new essays on Judith and Tobit. What is being suggested here is programmatic counsel about radical, transformative, phase-shift change in our understanding of biblical studies. When Judith says, "let us set an example for the people" (Jdt 8:24) to the magistrates of Bethulia, they don't get it, but perhaps we can. Patriarchy still exists, but along side it something new is emerging-a network of shared agency and identity (heterarchy). This book is highly recommended for classes on Tobit and Judith or methodology.