Reading the Bible as a Woman
By Denise Cooper-Clarke This was the title I was given, but it is one I am uneasy with, for two reasons. First, it implies that women are a separate category of reader from the normative reader, who is, of course a man. It is not helpful to think of a woman’s perspective as if this were distinct from an “objective†perspective (understood as a male perspective). This is to assume the priority of the male. Was any man ever invited to...
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