The Women In The Life Of The Bridegroom
Tác giả: Adeline Fehribach
Ký hiệu tác giả: FE-A
DDC: 225.9 - Tân Ước - Lịch sử, địa lý, con người có liên quan tới Tân Ước
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0006467
Nhà xuất bản: The Liturgical Press, Minnesota
Năm xuất bản: 1998
Khổ sách: 23
Số trang: 222
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
THE WOMEN IN THE LIFE OF THE BRIDEGROOM - Adeline Fehribach  
Contents  
Acknowledgements vii  
1. Introduction  
Past Approaches to Women in the Fourth Gospel  1
A Feminist Historical-Literary Approach  6
The Repertoire of the Fourth Gospel  9
Character Analysis  15
Assumptions  17
Thesis  20
Procedure  20
2. The Mother of Jesus at Cana  
Introduction  23
The “Mother of an Important Son” Character-Type from the Hebrew Bible 25
The Mother of Jesus as the “Mother of an Important Son”  26
The Mother of Jesus as Mother of the Messianic Bridegroom  29
Patriarchal and Androcentric Elements in the Portrayal of the Mother
of Jesus at Cana 
32
An Affirmation of the Female Mode of Relating  40
The Ambiguous Belief Status of the Mother of Jesus  41
Summary  42
3. The Samaritan Woman  
Introduction  45
Textual Preparations for a Symbolic Betrothal/Mamage  47
Jesus’ Symbolic Betrothal to the Samaritan Woman  49
Jesus’ Symbolic Marriage to the Samaritan Woman  52
The Samaritan Woman as a Symbolic Representative of Her People  58
A Feminist Critique of the Characterization of the Samaritan Woman  69
Summary  80
4. Mary and Martha of Bethany  
Introduction 83
Mary of Bethany—Betrothed/Bridc of the Messianic Bridegroom  86
The Function and Characterization of Mary of Bethany  94
The Function and Characterization of Martha of Bethany  102
Critique of the Patriarchy and Androcentrism  107
Summary 111
5. The Mother of Jesus at the Cross  
Introduction 115
Jesus’ Death as a Blood Sacrifice that Establishes a Patrilineal Kinship Group  116
Jesus’ Passion and Death as the Messianic Wedding
with Subsequent Conception/Birth of the Children of God 
121
The Characterization of the Mother of Jesus at the Cross  131
A Patriarchal and Androcentric Point of View  140
Summary  141
6.  Mary Magdalene at the Tomb  
Introduction 143
Greek Love-Novels  147
Visitation to the Empty Tomb
Scenes in An Ephesian Tale and Chaereas and Callirhoe 
147
The Johannine Adaptation of the Visitation to the Empty Tomb Scene  149
Recognition Scenes in An Ephesian Tale and Chaereas and Callirhoe  155
The Johannine Adaptation of the Recognition Scene  157
Patriarchal Overtones in Mary Magdalene’s Characterization  163
An Affirmation of the Female Mode of Relating  166
Summary  166
7.  Summary and Conclusion  
Summary 169
Conclusion  175
Implications for Johannine Studies  178
Alternative Readings for the Twentieth or Twenty-First Century  180
Bibliography 185
Index of Biblical and Ancient Sources  201
Index of Authors  210
Index of Terms and Characters  216