Christ Without Adam: Subjectivity and Sexual Difference in the Philosophers' Paul (Gender, Theory, and Religion)
Benjamin Dunning investigates subjectivity and sexual difference in philosophical interpretations of Paul. Drawing together themes from gender theory and religion, Christ Without Adam offers a focused study of how Pauline thought is approached through questions of identity, embodiment, and philosophical interpretation.
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Christ Without Adam explores questions of subjectivity and sexual difference in philosophical readings of Paul.
Benjamin Dunning places these themes within conversations spanning gender theory and religion.
The book focuses on how philosophical interpretations of Paul engage with theological and theoretical understandings of identity.
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