Vol 3, No 2 (2007) Bible and Critical Theory

TABLE OF CONTENTS

EDITORIAL

• Editorial — Roland Boer

ARTICLES

• Power, Eros, and Biblical Genres — Christine Mitchell
• Experiential Learning: The Construction of Jonathan in the Narrative of Saul and David — Barbara Green
• Location, Location, Location: Tamar in the Joseph Cycle — Judy Fentress-Williams
• Liberation Story or Apocalypse? Reading Biblical Allusion and Bakhtin theory in Toni Morrison’s Beloved — Bula Maddison
• Wrongly Framed? The ‘David and Jonathan Narrative’ and the Writing of Biblical Homosexuality [sic] — Anthony Heacock

BOOK REVIEWS

• Review of Jacques Berlinerblau, The Secular Bible — Mark G. Brett
• Review of Hugh Pyper, An Unsuitable Book — George Aichele
• Review of A. K. M. Adam, Faithful Interpretation — Mark Sneed
• Review of Pierre Grelot, The Language of Symbolism — George Aichele
• Review of Linda Day and Carolyn Pressler (eds.), Engaging the Bible in a Gendered World — Esther Fuchs
• Review of Choi and Darr (eds.), Engaging the Bible — Carolyn J. Sharp
• Review of Sandra Polaski, A Feminist Introduction to Paul — Gillian Townsley
• Review of Mary Ann Beavis, Jesus and Utopia — Darren Jorgensen
• Review of G. Gerlardini (ed.), Hebrews — Christina Petterson
• Review of Daniel Bodi, The Michal Affair — Peter D. Miscall
• Review of David Penchansky, Twilight of the Gods — Michael Carden
• Review of Kim Paffenroth, Gospel of the Living Dead — Richard Walsh