Semeia 57: Discursive Formations, Ascetic Piety and the Interpretation of Early Christian Literature, Part 1

By:

Wimbush, Vincent L [Editor]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Semeia - 57Publication details: Atlanta Society of Biblical Literature 1992Description: 160pISBN:

9781589835306

DDC classification:

SE521 B45.41

Contents:

The Case Of the Blinking I: Discourse of the Self at Qumran, Like Dogs Barking: Cynic Parresia and Shameless Asceticism, In Praise of Noble Women: Asceticism,Patronage and Honor, The Defence of the Body and the Discourse of Apptite: Continence And COntrol in the Greco-Roman World, Asceticism and Ideology: The Language of Power in the Pastoral Epistles, The Language of Desire: Clement of Alexandria`s Transformation of Ascetic Discourse, Allegory and Asceticism in Gregory of Nyssa, The Body as Desert in the Life of St. Anthony

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