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ancient and modern contests over the image of the apostle
In 'Remembering Paul', Benjamin L. White offers a theoretical and methodological examination of the legacy of the Apostle Paul in which he explores the way Paul was remembered in the century after his death, as well as the discursive practices that accompanied claims about the 'real' Paul in a period in which apostolic memory was highly contested.
1. Introducing "Paul" -- 2. Capturing Paul : F.C. Baur and the rise of the Pauline captivity narrative -- 3. Re-imagining Paul : recent portrayals of "Paul in the second century" -- 4. Remembering Paul : Pauline memory traditions into the second century -- 5. Reclaiming Paul : the image of Paul in 3 Corinthians -- 6. Expounding Paul : the image of Paul in Irenaeus' Adversus haereses -- 7. Practicing Paul -- Appendix 1. Marking "Paul" in the Society of Biblical Literature (2009-2013) -- Appendix 2.: Marking "Paul" in selected major commentary series -- Appendix 3. English translation of P. Bodm. X (3 Corinthians).
Includes bibliographical references and index.