Postcolonial Intertextuality and the Double-Voiced Discourse of Scripture and Roman Imperialism
Description
This volume brings the research spaces of intertextuality and empire criticism in New Testament studies into conversation using postcolonial intertextuality to argue that Romans presents a "double-voiced" political theology of peace.
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