Vol. 17, No. 2 Fall/Winter (2021)

Bible & Critical Theory 17.2 Fall/Winter 2021

“’To This Day’ as Blast from the Past: Revisiting a Rhetorical Idiom in Joshua, in Conversation With Walter Benjamin” – Timothy C. McNinch, Emory University (pp. 1-20)
“On Reading Love in Frankenstein and The Song of Songs” – Yael Cameron, Auckland University Of Technology (pp. 21-32)
“A Fresh Reading of John 20:17: ‘Do not Touch Me’” – Anne Aalbers, University of Auckland (pp. 33-50)
“Five Husbands: Slut-Shaming the Samaritan Woman” – Meredith J. C. Warren, University of Sheffield (pp. 51-70)

“Preface to Liebe zwischen Frauen: Wiebliche Homoerotik in hellenistisch-römischer Zeit und im Frühen Christentum” – Bernadette J. Brooten, Brandeis University (pp. 71-77)

Review of Milena Kirova, Performing Masculinity in the Hebrew Bible. Sheffield: Sheffield Pheonix Press, 2020 – Carolyn Klaasen, Union Theological Seminary (pp. 78-80)
Review of Jayme R. Reaves, David Tombs, and Rocío Figueroa, eds. When Did We See You Naked? Jesus as Survivor of Sexual Abuse. London: SCM Press, 2021 – Susannah Larry, Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (pp. 81-84)
Review of Buyoung Son, The Subversive Chronicler: Narrative Film Theory and Canon Criticism Refocus his Intention. Sheffield: Sheffield Phoenix, 2019 – Steven Schweitzer, Bethany Theological Seminary (pp. 85-87)
Review of Febbie C. Dickerson, Luke, Widows, Judges and Stereotypes. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books / Fortress Academic, 2019 – Christy Cobb, Wingate University (pp. 88-91)