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  1. "'Making history' queerly: touches across time through a biblical behind"
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2011

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    Parent title: In: Biblical interpretation; Leiden : Brill, 1992; 19(2011), 4/5, Seite 373-395

    Subjects: Hermeneutik; Geschichtswissenschaft
  2. Expecting a hymn, encountering an argument
    introducing the rhetoric of Philippians and Pauline interpretation
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2007

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    Parent title: In: Interpretation; Los Angeles, Calif. [u.a.] : Sage, 1947; 61(2007), 3, Seite 245-255

    Subjects: Bibel; Rhetorik; ; Bibel; Hymne;
  3. Imperial intersections and initial inquiries
    toward a feminist, postcolonial analysis of Philippians
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2006

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    Parent title: In: Journal of feminist studies in religion; Bloomington, Ind. : Indiana Univ. Press, 1985; 22(2006), 2, Seite 5-32

    Subjects: Feministische Exegese; Feministische Theologie
  4. With friends like these ...
    a feminist rhetorical reconsideration of scholarship and the letter to the Philippians
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2006

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    Parent title: In: Journal for the study of the New Testament; London : Sage, 1978; 29(2006), 1, Seite 77-106

    Subjects: Feministische Exegese; Rhetorik; Jüngerschaft; Freundschaft
  5. Female masculinity in Corinth?
    bodily citations and the drag of history
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2014

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    Parent title: In: Neotestamentica; Pretoria : NTWSA, 1967; 48(2014), 1, Seite 93-113

    Subjects: Feministische Exegese; Neutestamentliche Hermeneutik
  6. Bio-necro-biblio-politics?
    restaging feminist intersections and queer exceptions
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: [2014]

    This response to Jasbir Puar's "Terrorist assemblages: homonationalism in queer times (2007. Durham, NC: Duke University Press) proposes that, although it might seem a bit far afield for scholars within biblical studies, a range of conceptual... more

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    This response to Jasbir Puar's "Terrorist assemblages: homonationalism in queer times (2007. Durham, NC: Duke University Press) proposes that, although it might seem a bit far afield for scholars within biblical studies, a range of conceptual interventions from this work could make striking contributions to this sub-discipline. Through further interaction with both exceptionalisms and intersectionalities, this response demonstrates the way that feminist, postcolonial and queer interrogations of biblical argumentation can also intervene, extend or reorient practices within cultural studies. The recurrence of exceptionalism reframes religious groups' claims to openness, while concerns over the deployment of intersectionality enable critical reflections on interdisciplinary projects such as religious studies and biblical studies as disciplines.

     
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    Parent title: Enthalten in: Culture and religion; Abingdon : Taylor & Francis, 2000; 15(2014), 2, Seite 166-176

    Subjects: Bibelwissenschaft; Queer-Theorie; Ausnahme; Feministische Theologie; Intersektionalität;
  7. Hierarchy, unity, and imitation
    a feminist rhetorical analysis of power dynamics in Paul's letter to the Philippians
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2006
    Publisher:  Brill, Leiden [u.a.]

    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent... more

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    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent images in Philippians -- Prominent imagery in Philippians -- Friendship imagery -- Military imagery -- Feminist assessment -- Reconsidering friendship imagery -- Reconsidering military imagery -- Reconsidering the connections between -- Friendship and military imagery -- Cues from this debate for the rest of the study -- Situating the rhetorics of Philippians -- Women's participation in cults at Philippi -- Excursus : imitation of women in cultic life -- Women's participation in the early Jesus movement at Philippi -- Unity rhetorics in ancient civic speeches -- Colonial status and military situation of Philippi -- How Philippians implements these rhetorics -- Evolving rhetoric : the interaction of arguments as they develop (section-by-section analysis) -- A. 1:1-11 -- B. 1:12-26 -- 1:27-2:4 -- 2:5-18 -- E. 2:19-30 -- F. 3:1-11 -- G. 3:12-21 -- H. 4:1-9 -- 4:10-23 -- Summary of the argumentative techniques -- Prevailing rhetoric : the major arguments -- Arguments by dissociation -- Quasi-logical arguments -- Arguments based on the structure of reality -- Arguments establishing the structure of reality -- Summary, implications, and suggestions -- A different understanding of the letter to the Philippians -- Implications concerning previous scholarship -- Usefulness for feminist and liberation interpretations

     
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    Source: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
    Language: English
    Media type: Dissertation
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    ISBN: 9789004151154; 900415115X
    Series: Society of Biblical Literature, Academia Biblica no. 24
    Subjects: Rhetorical criticism; Feminist theology; Rhetorical criticism; Feminist theology
    Scope: VIII, 261 S.
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    Includes bibliographical references and index

    Teilw. zugl.: Berkeley, Calif., Graduate Theological Union, Diss., 2004

    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent images in Philippians -- Prominent imagery in Philippians -- Friendship imagery -- Military imagery -- Feminist assessment -- Reconsidering friendship imagery -- Reconsidering military imagery -- Reconsidering the connections between -- Friendship and military imagery -- Cues from this debate for the rest of the study -- Situating the rhetorics of Philippians -- Women's participation in cults at Philippi -- Excursus : imitation of women in cultic life -- Women's participation in the early Jesus movement at Philippi -- Unity rhetorics in ancient civic speeches -- Colonial status and military situation of Philippi -- How Philippians implements these rhetorics -- Evolving rhetoric : the interaction of arguments as they develop (section-by-section analysis) -- A. 1:1-11 -- B. 1:12-26 -- 1:27-2:4 -- 2:5-18 -- E. 2:19-30 -- F. 3:1-11 -- G. 3:12-21 -- H. 4:1-9 -- 4:10-23 -- Summary of the argumentative techniques -- Prevailing rhetoric : the major arguments -- Arguments by dissociation -- Quasi-logical arguments -- Arguments based on the structure of reality -- Arguments establishing the structure of reality -- Summary, implications, and suggestions -- A different understanding of the letter to the Philippians -- Implications concerning previous scholarship -- Usefulness for feminist and liberation interpretations
  8. Hierarchy, unity, and imitation. A feminist rhetorical analysis of power dynamics in Paul's Letter to the Philippians
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2006
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    Series: Academia biblica ; 24
    Subjects: Feministische Exegese; Metapher; Rhetorik
    Scope: VIII, 261 S.
  9. Military images in Philippians 1-2: A feminist analysis of the rhetorics of scholarship, Philippians, and current contexts
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2005

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    Parent title: In: Her master's tools? Feminist and postcolonial engagements of historical-critical discourse; Atlanta, Ga. : Society of Biblical Literature, 2005; (2005), Seite 265-286; XIII, 390 S.

    Subjects: Metapher; Militär; Militär; Feministische Exegese; Neutestamentliche Hermeneutik; Rhetorik
  10. Asking the right questions? Perspective and approach
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2012

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    Parent title: In: Studying Paul's letters; Minneapolis, Minn. : Fortress, 2012; (2012), Seite 1-12; XIV, 233 S.

    Subjects: Einleitung
  11. Imperial intersections and initial inquiries. Toward a feminist, postcolonial analysis of Philippians
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2011

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    Parent title: In: The colonized Apostle; Minneapolis, Minn. : Fortress Press, 2011; (2011), Seite 146-160; XVI, 365 S.

    Subjects: Postkolonialismus; Feminismus
    Other subjects: Paulus Apostel, Heiliger; Dube Shomanah, Musa W. (1964-)
  12. Hierarchy, unity, and imitation
    a feminist rhetorical analysis of power dynamics in Paul's letter to the Philippians
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2006
    Publisher:  Brill, Leiden [u.a.]

    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent... more

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    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent images in Philippians -- Prominent imagery in Philippians -- Friendship imagery -- Military imagery -- Feminist assessment -- Reconsidering friendship imagery -- Reconsidering military imagery -- Reconsidering the connections between -- Friendship and military imagery -- Cues from this debate for the rest of the study -- Situating the rhetorics of Philippians -- Women's participation in cults at Philippi -- Excursus : imitation of women in cultic life -- Women's participation in the early Jesus movement at Philippi -- Unity rhetorics in ancient civic speeches -- Colonial status and military situation of Philippi -- How Philippians implements these rhetorics -- Evolving rhetoric : the interaction of arguments as they develop (section-by-section analysis) -- A. 1:1-11 -- B. 1:12-26 -- 1:27-2:4 -- 2:5-18 -- E. 2:19-30 -- F. 3:1-11 -- G. 3:12-21 -- H. 4:1-9 -- 4:10-23 -- Summary of the argumentative techniques -- Prevailing rhetoric : the major arguments -- Arguments by dissociation -- Quasi-logical arguments -- Arguments based on the structure of reality -- Arguments establishing the structure of reality -- Summary, implications, and suggestions -- A different understanding of the letter to the Philippians -- Implications concerning previous scholarship -- Usefulness for feminist and liberation interpretations

     
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    Media type: Dissertation
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    ISBN: 9789004151154; 900415115X
    Series: Society of Biblical Literature, Academia Biblica no. 24
    Subjects: Rhetorical criticism; Feminist theology; Rhetorical criticism; Feminist theology
    Scope: VIII, 261 S.
    Notes:

    Includes bibliographical references and index

    Teilw. zugl.: Berkeley, Calif., Graduate Theological Union, Diss., 2004

    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent images in Philippians -- Prominent imagery in Philippians -- Friendship imagery -- Military imagery -- Feminist assessment -- Reconsidering friendship imagery -- Reconsidering military imagery -- Reconsidering the connections between -- Friendship and military imagery -- Cues from this debate for the rest of the study -- Situating the rhetorics of Philippians -- Women's participation in cults at Philippi -- Excursus : imitation of women in cultic life -- Women's participation in the early Jesus movement at Philippi -- Unity rhetorics in ancient civic speeches -- Colonial status and military situation of Philippi -- How Philippians implements these rhetorics -- Evolving rhetoric : the interaction of arguments as they develop (section-by-section analysis) -- A. 1:1-11 -- B. 1:12-26 -- 1:27-2:4 -- 2:5-18 -- E. 2:19-30 -- F. 3:1-11 -- G. 3:12-21 -- H. 4:1-9 -- 4:10-23 -- Summary of the argumentative techniques -- Prevailing rhetoric : the major arguments -- Arguments by dissociation -- Quasi-logical arguments -- Arguments based on the structure of reality -- Arguments establishing the structure of reality -- Summary, implications, and suggestions -- A different understanding of the letter to the Philippians -- Implications concerning previous scholarship -- Usefulness for feminist and liberation interpretations
  13. LGBTIQ Strategies of Interpretation
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2019

    Broadly speaking, one can initially describe LGBTIQ strategies of interpretation as traveling along three trajectories, taking historical-contextual, affirmative-identifying, or queerly critical routes. This essay explores all three strategies. It... more

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    Broadly speaking, one can initially describe LGBTIQ strategies of interpretation as traveling along three trajectories, taking historical-contextual, affirmative-identifying, or queerly critical routes. This essay explores all three strategies. It then argues that when and where LGBTIQ strategies of interpretation do find institutional homes, whether in the church or the academy, one should also find modes for critical reflexivity, particularly to guard against co-optation, accommodation, or complicity. These dynamics require mixing and messing with simple divisions, including those that this essay relies on: attending to historical contexts differently, reflecting on identifications carefully but creatively, and theorizing more eclectically, persistently, and (ultimately) promiscuously.

     
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    Parent title: Enthalten in: The Oxford handbook of New Testament, gender, and sexuality; New York, NY, United States of America : Oxford University Press, 2019; (2019), Seite 177-196; 1 Online-Ressource (xxv, 706 pages)

    Subjects: Hure von Babylon
  14. Melancholic Hopes, Trans Temporalities, and Haunted Biblical Receptions
    A Response
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: [2020]

    Queer approaches to temporality and hauntology have the significant potential to alter, reframe, and expand our understandings and uses of biblical texts and traditions, as the articles in this special issue demonstrate. Still other striking... more

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    Queer approaches to temporality and hauntology have the significant potential to alter, reframe, and expand our understandings and uses of biblical texts and traditions, as the articles in this special issue demonstrate. Still other striking juxtapositions or analogies should complicate our approaches to these texts and traditions, and plenty more besides. In several places, then, this essay shows how these complications can be challenged and specified by select insights from trans conversations about temporality and haunting. These trans conversations currently range over a large set of dynamics: visibility and violence, fungibility and fugitivity, necropolitics and “negative” affects, from the monstrous to the melancholic. These resonate with the movements of Sarah and Hagar, Joseph and his kin, Judith and her nearly-ghosted slave, the Gerasenes and their demon/iac, among many other biblical figures, in unexpected and illuminating ways. The cyclical, even loopy qualities of queer and, or as, trans temporality and haunting are hardly progressive, but ambivalent, suggesting the especial importance of melancholic hopes for negotiating these haunted biblical receptions. The juxtapositions, allegories, analogies, and applications of these four articles are precisely the sort of receptions and movements that should be ventured more often within biblical interpretation. A receptivity to what still haunts these texts and traditions requires responding to and rejecting the gendered, sexualized, racialized, and colonized terms of visibility they offer, their doors of entry that exceptionalize a select few and estrange those from the rest who are exploited, expelled, or exterminated.

     
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    Parent title: Enthalten in: Biblical interpretation; Leiden : Brill, 1993; 28(2020), 4, Seite 495-515; Online-Ressource

    Subjects: affect; biblical receptions; haunting; melancholic hope; queer temporality; trans hermeneutics; visibility and violence
  15. Hierarchy, unity, and imitation
    a feminist rhetorical analysis of power dynamics in Paul's letter to the Philippians
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2006
    Publisher:  Brill, Leiden [u.a.]

    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent... more

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    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent images in Philippians -- Prominent imagery in Philippians -- Friendship imagery -- Military imagery -- Feminist assessment -- Reconsidering friendship imagery -- Reconsidering military imagery -- Reconsidering the connections between -- Friendship and military imagery -- Cues from this debate for the rest of the study -- Situating the rhetorics of Philippians -- Women's participation in cults at Philippi -- Excursus : imitation of women in cultic life -- Women's participation in the early Jesus movement at Philippi -- Unity rhetorics in ancient civic speeches -- Colonial status and military situation of Philippi -- How Philippians implements these rhetorics -- Evolving rhetoric : the interaction of arguments as they develop (section-by-section analysis) -- A. 1:1-11 -- B. 1:12-26 -- 1:27-2:4 -- 2:5-18 -- E. 2:19-30 -- F. 3:1-11 -- G. 3:12-21 -- H. 4:1-9 -- 4:10-23 -- Summary of the argumentative techniques -- Prevailing rhetoric : the major arguments -- Arguments by dissociation -- Quasi-logical arguments -- Arguments based on the structure of reality -- Arguments establishing the structure of reality -- Summary, implications, and suggestions -- A different understanding of the letter to the Philippians -- Implications concerning previous scholarship -- Usefulness for feminist and liberation interpretations

     
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    ISBN: 900415115X; 9789004151154
    Series: Academia Biblica ; 24
    Subjects: Rhetorical criticism; Feminist theology
    Scope: VIII, 261 S
    Notes:

    Includes bibliographical references and index

    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent images in Philippians -- Prominent imagery in Philippians -- Friendship imagery -- Military imagery -- Feminist assessment -- Reconsidering friendship imagery -- Reconsidering military imagery -- Reconsidering the connections between -- Friendship and military imagery -- Cues from this debate for the rest of the study -- Situating the rhetorics of Philippians -- Women's participation in cults at Philippi -- Excursus : imitation of women in cultic life -- Women's participation in the early Jesus movement at Philippi -- Unity rhetorics in ancient civic speeches -- Colonial status and military situation of Philippi -- How Philippians implements these rhetorics -- Evolving rhetoric : the interaction of arguments as they develop (section-by-section analysis) -- A. 1:1-11 -- B. 1:12-26 -- 1:27-2:4 -- 2:5-18 -- E. 2:19-30 -- F. 3:1-11 -- G. 3:12-21 -- H. 4:1-9 -- 4:10-23 -- Summary of the argumentative techniques -- Prevailing rhetoric : the major arguments -- Arguments by dissociation -- Quasi-logical arguments -- Arguments based on the structure of reality -- Arguments establishing the structure of reality -- Summary, implications, and suggestions -- A different understanding of the letter to the Philippians -- Implications concerning previous scholarship -- Usefulness for feminist and liberation interpretations

    Teilw. zugl.: Berkeley, Calif., Graduate Theological Union, Diss., 2004
  16. Hierarchy, unity, and imitation
    a feminist rhetorical analysis of power dynamics in Paul's letter to the Philippians
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2006
    Publisher:  Brill, Leiden [u.a.]

    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent... more

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    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent images in Philippians -- Prominent imagery in Philippians -- Friendship imagery -- Military imagery -- Feminist assessment -- Reconsidering friendship imagery -- Reconsidering military imagery -- Reconsidering the connections between -- Friendship and military imagery -- Cues from this debate for the rest of the study -- Situating the rhetorics of Philippians -- Women's participation in cults at Philippi -- Excursus : imitation of women in cultic life -- Women's participation in the early Jesus movement at Philippi -- Unity rhetorics in ancient civic speeches -- Colonial status and military situation of Philippi -- How Philippians implements these rhetorics -- Evolving rhetoric : the interaction of arguments as they develop (section-by-section analysis) -- A. 1:1-11 -- B. 1:12-26 -- 1:27-2:4 -- 2:5-18 -- E. 2:19-30 -- F. 3:1-11 -- G. 3:12-21 -- H. 4:1-9 -- 4:10-23 -- Summary of the argumentative techniques -- Prevailing rhetoric : the major arguments -- Arguments by dissociation -- Quasi-logical arguments -- Arguments based on the structure of reality -- Arguments establishing the structure of reality -- Summary, implications, and suggestions -- A different understanding of the letter to the Philippians -- Implications concerning previous scholarship -- Usefulness for feminist and liberation interpretations

     
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    Source: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
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    Media type: Dissertation
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    ISBN: 900415115X; 9789004151154
    Series: Academia Biblica ; 24
    Subjects: Rhetorical criticism; Feminist theology
    Scope: VIII, 261 S
    Notes:

    Includes bibliographical references and index

    Introduction -- Context, purpose, and procedure --Rhetorical approaches -- Further reflections on feminist rhetorical approaches -- Preliminary issues in the study of Pilippians -- Setting the stage -- Critical overview of scholarship on prominent images in Philippians -- Prominent imagery in Philippians -- Friendship imagery -- Military imagery -- Feminist assessment -- Reconsidering friendship imagery -- Reconsidering military imagery -- Reconsidering the connections between -- Friendship and military imagery -- Cues from this debate for the rest of the study -- Situating the rhetorics of Philippians -- Women's participation in cults at Philippi -- Excursus : imitation of women in cultic life -- Women's participation in the early Jesus movement at Philippi -- Unity rhetorics in ancient civic speeches -- Colonial status and military situation of Philippi -- How Philippians implements these rhetorics -- Evolving rhetoric : the interaction of arguments as they develop (section-by-section analysis) -- A. 1:1-11 -- B. 1:12-26 -- 1:27-2:4 -- 2:5-18 -- E. 2:19-30 -- F. 3:1-11 -- G. 3:12-21 -- H. 4:1-9 -- 4:10-23 -- Summary of the argumentative techniques -- Prevailing rhetoric : the major arguments -- Arguments by dissociation -- Quasi-logical arguments -- Arguments based on the structure of reality -- Arguments establishing the structure of reality -- Summary, implications, and suggestions -- A different understanding of the letter to the Philippians -- Implications concerning previous scholarship -- Usefulness for feminist and liberation interpretations

    Teilw. zugl.: Berkeley, Calif., Graduate Theological Union, Diss., 2004
  17. Hierarchy, unity, and imitation
    a feminist rhetorical analysis of power dynamics in Paul's Letter to the Philippians
    Author: Marchal, Joseph A.
    Published: 2006
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    ISBN: 9789004151154; 900415115X
    Series: Academia biblica ; 24
    Subjects: Rhetorical criticism; Feminist theology; Bible
    Scope: VIII, 261 S.
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    Zugl.: Diss., 2004