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Portraits of Paul : An Archaeology of Ancient Personality Bruce J Malina and Jerome H Neyrey
Description From The Publisher: How did ancient persons understand themselves, other people, and the world around them? Is there a marked contrast between their understandings of "self" and "other" and the way modern Westerners define those concepts? Bruce Malina and Jerome Neyrey focus on the figure of Paul to provide a comprehensive investigation of how one man was perceived in the ancient world. Drawing on primary sources from antiquity, as well as lessons from cultural anthropology, the authors help provide a fuller understanding of the person of Paul and his world. By doing so, they offer readers a new, and more balanced, way to approach the New Testament. Reviews Reader's Index Send us your favorite quotes or passages from this book. About the Authors Bruce J. Malina is professor in the Department of Theology at Crieghton University. He is author of The New Testament World: Insights from Cultural Anthropology and Windows on the World of Jesus: Time Travel to Ancient Judea. Jerome H. Neyrey is professor of New testament Studies at Notre Dame. He is author of Paul, in Other Words: A Cultural Reading of His Letters. Table of Contents
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