Sharing Her Word

Feminist Biblical Interpretation in Context

Author: Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza

Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza-who "stands among the most articulate and respected theologians who have challenged the silence and marginality . . . of Christian women" ("The New York Times Book Review")-explores postmodernist biblical studies through feminist interpretation in "Sharing Her Word." She reclaims the work of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century feminist biblical interpreters, reassessing their influence on current thought. Through analyses of biblical passages, she shows us how reimagining the Bible can contribute to the spiritual struggle for a more just world. Spirited and accessible, "Sharing Her Word" is essential reading for all who want to understand how the Bible shapes our lives.

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Elisabeth Sch ssler Fiorenza-who "stands among the most articulate and respected theologians who have challenged the silence and marginality . . . of Christian women" (The New York Times Book Review)-explores postmodernist biblical studies through feminist interpretation in Sharing Her Word. She reclaims the work of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century feminist biblical interpreters, reassessing their influence on current thought. Through analyses of biblical passages, she shows us how reimagining the Bible can contribute to the spiritual struggle for a more just world. Spirited and accessible, Sharing Her Word is essential reading for all who want to understand how the Bible shapes our lives.

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“As in all her works, her discussion is engaging, provocative and challenging. --Publishers Weekly”

As in all her works, her discussion is engaging, provocative and challenging. --Publishers Weekly

About the Author

Elisabeth Sch ssler Fiorenza, past president of the Society of Biblical Literature, is Krister Stendahl Professor of Scripture and Interpretation at Harvard Divinity School, and a founding coeditor of Feminist Studies in Religion. She is the author of many books, including Bread Not Stone and But She Said. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.