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Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza charts a new and provocative course in the interpretation of the book of Revelation. She recognizes not only the ideological distortions but also the sociopolitical location of the Apocalypse. In this way she opens to the reader the world of vision of this powerful New Testament book. This book has three major sections: (1) an introduction that centers on social location and rhetorical analysis; (2) the commentary; and (3) a theo-ethical rhetorical reading of the visionary world of the book of Revelation under the headings of empire, tribulation, resistance, and competing voices
A propos de l'auteur
Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza is Krister Stendahl Professor at Harvard Divinity School, a founding co-editor of the Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion, past president of the Society of Biblical Literature, and author of many important and influential works, among them
In Memory of Her (1984),
Bread Not Stone (1985),
Jesus: Miriam"s Child, Sophia"s Prophet (1995),
Rhetoric and Ethic: The Politics of Biblical Studies (1999),
The Power of the Word: Scripture and the Rhetoric of Empire (2007), and
Democratizing Biblical Studies: Toward an Emancipatory Educational Space (2009).
Empowering Memory and Movement is the third volume in her collected essays from Fortress Press, including
Transforming Vision: Explorations in Feminist The*logy (2011) and
Changing Horizons: Explorations in Feminist Interpretation (2013). She is editor of
Searching the Scriptures (two volumes, 1993, 1994), a feminist introduction and commentary.
