Women healing/healing women the genderization of healing in early Christianity /
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| Format: | Electronic Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; Oakville, CT :
Equinox Pub.,
2006
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| Series: | Bible world (London, England)
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Table of Contents:
- Where theory and practice meet : a way toward transformation
- Scoping healing
- Sighting gender
- Changing lenses : shaping vision
- Feminist
- Postcolonial
- Ecological
- Collecting tools
- Socio-rhetorical approach
- Theological meaning-making : an outcome
- Women healing/healing women : a new listening to antiquity
- In the beginning ... Agamede and Polydama
- Midwife and physician : early hints of professional healing
- Through the eyes of women healing in professional Hippocratic medicine
- Mousa, Antiochis, Secunda, Sotira : gendering professional medicine
- Pharmaka, magica, hygieia : when reality and stereotype meet, what lies beyond?
- Her home and his household
- Pharmaka and magica
- Religious healing
- Hygeia and Asclepius
- Women healing in biblical Judaism
- Telling stories of women healing/healing women : the gospel of Mark
- The Markan world of healing
- A fevered woman is raised up to diakonia (Mark 1:29-31)
- A young girl and a woman with a blood flow are healed (Mark 5:21-43)
- A daughter is healed of an unclean spirit (7:24-31)
- Healing women/women healing in the Markan health care system : a summary
- A woman pours out healing ointment (Mark 14:3-9)
- Re-telling stories of women healing/healing women : the gospel of Matthew
- Re-telling the raising up of Peter's mother-in-law to diakonia (Matt. 8:14-15)
- Re-telling the young girl raised and the woman saved (Matt. 9:18-26)
- A demon-possessed daughter is healed (Matt. 15:21-28)
- Retelling the pouring out of healing ointment (Matt. 26:6-13)
- Women cured of evil spirits and infirmities : the gospel of Luke
- Women healed of evil spirits and infirmities (Luke 8:1-3)
- Another woman healed for diakonia? (Luke 4:38-39)
- A woman bent over (Luke 13:10-17)
- Martha and Mary (Luke 10:38-42)
- Women healing : a remainder