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Women's Education and Public Speech in Antiquity

Keener, Craig
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women
Education
Jewish
egalitarian interpretation
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Intercultural and contextual theologies
Gender and theology
Feminist theologies
Biblical Theology
New Testament
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Gender and Theology
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"Were women on average less educated in antiquity than men? Did they enjoy less opportunity, under normal circumstances, for public speech than men did? After noting the relevance of this question for one line of egalitarian interpretation of Paul, I will examine some exceptions to this general rule, philosophic and other ancient intellectual perspectives, the presence of some women in advanced education, women in Jewish education, and women speaking in public"
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2008
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