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[Corpus-Paul] relation between eschatology & word/flesh?
- From: Rachel Price <rlp4 AT duke.edu>
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- Subject: [Corpus-Paul] relation between eschatology & word/flesh?
- Date: Mon, 8 May 2006 09:42:50 -0400
Dear Corpus Paulinum:
A question from a totally religiously-uninformed literature grad student: I work on 19th and 20th century literatures from the trans- Atlantic (Spanish Portuguese and English). I would like bibliographic suggestions for any works, if they exist, that address the connections between Pauline eschatology and Pauline theories of the relation between word and flesh. I ask because I focus on Europe's relation to and colonization of the Americas, which, North and South, was very much influenced by Pauline eschatology; at the same time, the commodity culture and [my focus] 'concrete poetry' developed in the region depended on to a secular notion of the "word made flesh".
Are you aware of any work that treats the relationship-- if any-- between Paul's notion of temporality and his notion of materiality/ the relation between language and thing?
Many thanks in advance for any leads.
Best,
Rachel Price
Duke University
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[Corpus-Paul] relation between eschatology & word/flesh?,
Rachel Price, 05/08/2006
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