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200 10$aDiscourses of empire $ethe gospel of Mark from a postcolonial perspective /$fHans Leander
210  1$aAtlanta :$cSociety of Biblical Literature,$d[2013]
210  4$dİ2013
215   $a1 online resource (403 pages)
225  0$aSemeia studies ;$vno. 71
300   $aBibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
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320   $aIncludes bibliographies (pages 323-370) and indexes.
327   $tPostcolonial theory --$tPostcolonial criticism in biblical studies --$tModern biblical studies and empire --$tThe Semitic and the Greek (1:1) --$tBetween man and brute (5:1-20) --$tSubmissive heathen and superior Greek (7:24-30) --$tThe embarrassing parousia (8:31-9:1) --$t"Only absolutely spiritual" (11:1-11) --$tAn Irish cat among the pigeons (12:13-17) --$tThe centurion between East and West (15:39) --$tConclusion: Mark and European colonialism --$tMark begins to circulate --$tAn oppositional beginning (1:1) --$tImperial satire (5:1-20) --$tEntering a narrative crisis (7:24-30) --$tThe parousia as pharmakon (8:31-9:1) --$tWith Bhabha at the Jerusalem city gates (11:1-22) --$tThe emperor breaks the surface (12:13-17) --$tThe secrecy complex as a third space (15:39) --$tHow Mark destabilizes empire --$tDifferent Marks in different empires.
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