Sex, Violence, and Early Christian Texts examines instances of sexual violence within a diversity of early Christian texts carefully, ethically, and with an eye toward shining a light on the scourge of sexual violence that is so often manifest in both ancient and contemporary Christian communities.
Sex, Violence, and Early Christian Texts examines instances of sexual violence within a diversity of early Christian texts carefully, ethically, and with an eye toward shining a light on the scourge of sexual violence that is so often manifest in both ancient and contemporary Christian communities.
Christy Cobb is assistant professor of Christianity at University of Denver. Eric Vanden Eykel is associate professor of religious studies at Ferrum College in Virginia.
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Introduction Christy Cobb and Eric Vanden Eykel 1. Sexual Slander and Moral Supremacy in the Elenchos Tara Baldrick-Morrone 2. Danaids and Dirces in Roman Corinth: Sexualized Violence and Imperial Spectacle in 1 Clement Chance E. Bonar 3. Euclia's Story: Coordinated Sexual Assault, Violence, and Willfulness in the Acts of Andrew" Christy Cobb 4. "Guardians of Chastity and Companions in Suffering": The Didactic and Rhetorical Function of Rape Threats in Ambrose of Milan Jennifer Collins-Elliott 5. Corinthian Concerns and Textual Assault Arminta Fox 6. Sexual Violence, Martyrdom, and Enslavement in Augustine's Letter 111 Midori Hartman 7. Virginity, Bestiality, and Virtue in Sozomen's Account of the Attack of the Consecrated Virgins of Heliopolis LaToya M. Leary Francis 8. Tertullian of Carthage, Sexualized Violence, and the "Abjection" of the Female Flesh Travis W. Proctor 9. Paul Trading Barbs: Sexual Invective as Gendered Violence Joshua M. Reno 10. Ambivalent Wedding Imagery in Matt
Introduction Christy Cobb and Eric Vanden Eykel 1. Sexual Slander and Moral Supremacy in the Elenchos Tara Baldrick-Morrone 2. Danaids and Dirces in Roman Corinth: Sexualized Violence and Imperial Spectacle in 1 Clement Chance E. Bonar 3. Euclia's Story: Coordinated Sexual Assault, Violence, and Willfulness in the Acts of Andrew" Christy Cobb 4. "Guardians of Chastity and Companions in Suffering": The Didactic and Rhetorical Function of Rape Threats in Ambrose of Milan Jennifer Collins-Elliott 5. Corinthian Concerns and Textual Assault Arminta Fox 6. Sexual Violence, Martyrdom, and Enslavement in Augustine's Letter 111 Midori Hartman 7. Virginity, Bestiality, and Virtue in Sozomen's Account of the Attack of the Consecrated Virgins of Heliopolis LaToya M. Leary Francis 8. Tertullian of Carthage, Sexualized Violence, and the "Abjection" of the Female Flesh Travis W. Proctor 9. Paul Trading Barbs: Sexual Invective as Gendered Violence Joshua M. Reno 10. Ambivalent Wedding Imagery in Matt
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