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Exploring Philemon

Name: Exploring Philemon
Brand: Society of Biblical Literature
SKU: 10050384
Price: 11915 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Roy Jeal
ISBN: 9780884140917

Freedom, Brotherhood, and Partnership in the New Society

Roy Jeal

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 10050384

Publishers Society of Biblical Literature, October 2015

Exploring Philemon offers a new, sociorhetorical interpretation of the Letter to Philemon that uses... Full description

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Exploring Philemon offers a new, sociorhetorical interpretation of the Letter to Philemon that uses up-to-date rhetorical, sensory-aesthetic, intertextual, social and cultural, ideological, and theological strategies to interpret this short but influential biblical document. This book shows how this letter entered the world of the ancient Mediterranean and the early church with a dramatic and powerful rhetorical force by analyzing the visual imagery and the range of textures interwoven with each other to produce a profound effect on an early Christian (Philemon) and on the church that met in his home. It demonstrates that many striking and subtle features work together to present a rhetorical argument that the new Christian society must be one of freedom, brotherhood, and partnership not just for the powerful, but for all.