03672nam a22004454a 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019006001900036007001500055008004100070040001300111020003200124035001800156050002500174082001800199049000900217245017600226260005500402300002700457440005700484504006400541505091500605505096701520533015702487630004302644630003102687630002502718650003402743650002702777650002402804650002302828655002902851700003002880700002002910710002102930776006102951856018503012994001203197999001703209ocm74715611 OCoLC20200709055132.0m        d        cr cnu---unuuu061031s2005    gau     sb    001 0 eng d  aN$TcN$T  a1429410957 (electronic bk.)  a171729b(N$T)14aBS511.3b.H47 2005eb04a220.6/082222  aN$TA00aHer master's tools?h[electronic resource] :bfeminist and postcolonial engagements of historical-critical discourse /cedited by Caroline Vander Stichele and Todd Penner.  aAtlanta :bSociety of Biblical Literature,cc2005.  axiii, 390 p. ;c23 cm. 0aGlobal perspectives on biblical scholarship ;vno. 9  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 339-373) and index.00tMastering the tools or retooling the masters? The legacy of historical-critical discourse /rCaroline Vander Stichele and Todd Penner --tHistorical-critical approaches and the emancipation of women: unfulfilled promises and remaining possibilities /rHanna Stenström --t"Tandoori reindeer" and the limitations of historical criticism /rSusanne Scholz --tBreaking the established scaffold: imagination as a resource in the development of Biblical interpretation /rHjamil A. Martiʹnez-Vaʹzquez --tPostcolonialism and the practice of history /rJohn W. Marshall --tRhetorical full-turn in Biblical interpretation and its relevance for feminist hermeneutics /rVernon K. Robbins --tFull turns and half turns: engaging the dialogue/dance between Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza and Vernon Robbins /rPriscilla Geisterfer --t"And they did so": Following orders given by Old Joshua /rKristin De Troyer --00tSarah and Hagar: what have I to do with them? /rJudith E. McKinlay --tTheir hermeneutics was strange! Ours is a necessity! Rereading Vashti as African-South African women /rMadipoane Masenya (ngwanaʹ Mphahlele) --tMothers bewailing: reading Lamentations /rArchie Chi Chung Lee --tHistory of women in ancient Israel: theory, method, and the book of Ruth /rEsther Fuchs --tNo road: on the absence of feminist criticism of Ezra-Nehemiah /rRoland Boer --tScribal blunder or textual plunder? Codex Bezae, textual-rhetorical analysis, and the diminished role of women /rAnne Graham Brock --tMilitary images in Philippians 1-2: a feminist analysis of the rhetorics of scholarship, Philippians, and current contexts /rJoseph A. Marchal --tPaul and the rhetoric of gender /rCaroline Vander Stichele and Todd Penner --tWhy can't the heavenly Miss Jerusalem just shut up? /rJorunn Økland --tEpilogue: babies and bathwater on the road /rAthalya Brenner.  aElectronic reproduction.bBoulder, Colo. :cNetLibrary,d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.nAccess may be limited to NetLibrary affiliated libraries.00aBiblexCriticism, interpretation, etc.00aBiblexFeminist criticism.00aBiblexHermeneutics.17aFeministische theologie.2gtt17aPostkolonialisme.2gtt17aBijbelkritiek.2gtt17aHermeneutiek.2gtt 7aElectronic books.2local1 aVander Stichele, Caroline1 aPenner, Todd C.2 aNetLibrary, Inc.1 cOriginalz1589831195w(DLC)  2005011239w(OCoLC)598816634 3Bibliographic record displayuhttp://www.netLibrary.com/urlapi.asp?action=summary&v=1&bookid=171729zAn electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click for information  a02bN$T  c49048d49048