New Testament MasculinitiesStephen D. Moore, Janice Capel Anderson "O man, who art thou ...?" : masculinity studies and New Testament studies / Stephen D. Moore -- Masculinity studies : a classified bibliography / Janice Capel Anderson, with the assistance of Stephen D. Moore and Seong Hee Kim -- Jesus, gender, and the Gospel of Matthew / Jerome H. Neyrey -- Matthew and masculinity / Janice Capel Anderson and Stephen D. Moore -- Mark and masculinity : Jesus, the Son of Man, and the (sad) sum of manhood? / Tat-Siong Benny Liew -- Looking for a few good men : Mark and masculinity / Eric Thurman -- "Behold the man!" : masculine Christology and the Fourth Gospel / Colleen M. Conway -- Paul, the invisible man / David J.A. Clines -- "The disease of effemination" : the charge of effeminacy and the verdict of God (Romans 1:18-2:16) / Diana M. Swancutt -- Protocols of masculinity in the pastoral Epistles / Jennifer A. Glancy -- "Knowing how to preside over his own household" : imperial masculinity and Christian asceticism in the pastorals, hermas, and Luke-Acts / Mary Rose d'Angelo -- Sexing the Lamb / Chris Frilingos -- Ancient masculinities / Page Dubois -- By whose gender standards (if anybody's) was Jesus a real man? / Maud W. Gleason -- Manhood and New Testament studies after September 11 / Jeffrey L. Staley |
Contents
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Jesus Gender and the Gospel of Matthew | 43 |
Matthew and Masculinity | 91 |
Mark and Masculinity | 137 |
Behold the Man Masculine Christology and | 163 |
Paul the Invisible | 181 |
The Charge of Effeminacy | 193 |
Protocols of Masculinity in the Pastoral Epistles | 235 |
Pastorals Hermas and LukeActs | 265 |
Sexing the Lamb | 297 |
Ancient Masculinities | 319 |
By Whose Gender Standards If Anybodys | 325 |
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Contributors | 367 |
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