In this Book
Philo’s Perception of Women
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2020
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Brown Judaic Studies
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This volume is a study of Philo's perception of women and female gender.
Table of Contents
Cover
Half-Title Page
pp. i
Series Page
pp. ii
Title Page
pp. iii
Copyright
pp. iv
Publishersâ Preface
pp. iva-ivb
Preface
pp. v-vi
Contents
pp. vii-viii
1. Introduction
pp. 1-10
2. Traditional Views of Women
pp. 11-42
3. The State of Scholarship
pp. 43-58
4. Philoâs Language
pp. 59-70
5. Woman and Virgin
pp. 71-90
6. Biblical Women (I): Eve
pp. 91-110
7. Biblical Women (II): The Others
pp. 111-130
8. Biblical Virgins (I)
pp. 131-144
9. Biblical Virgins (II): Sarah and Rebecca
pp. 145-160
10. Biblical Virgins (III): Leah (Rachel), Dinah, Tamar, and Hannah
pp. 161-178
11. Women of Philoâs World
pp. 179-214
12. Summary and Conclusions
pp. 215-224
Appendix A
pp. 225-226
Abbreviations and Bibliography
pp. 227-242
Index
pp. 243-265
Other Title in the Series
pp. 266-273
| ISBN | 9781951498535 |
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| Related ISBN(s) | 9781951498542 |
| DOI | 10.1353/book.75938![]() |
| MARC Record | Download |
| OCLC | 1150311731 |
| Launched on MUSE | 2020-06-15 |
| Language | English |
| Open Access | Yes |
| Creative Commons | CC-BY-NC-ND |
Copyright
2020
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