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Seminar Topics
For Friday, Week 1Everyone read: "Historical Background," in Stambaugh and Balch, The New Testament in its Social Environment (Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1986) 13-36. Hellenistic Society and Economy Chapters 3-4 on Society and Economy in Stambaugh and Balch, The
New Testament in its Social Environment
Greco-Roman cults during the first century
Christians as the Romans Saw Them R. Wilken, "Pliny: A Roman Gentleman," and "Christianity as Burial Society," in Christians as the Romans Saw Them For Monday, Week 4Everyone read Plato's Apology and Crito in translation. Check out the study guides and links on the web resources page The intellectual background to Socrates and Plato: The Sophists
Classical Rhetoric and its influence on Crito and Acts George A. Kennedy, "Rhetorical Criticism," pp. 3-38, and "Speech of Stephen before the Council," pp. 121-22, in New Testament Interpretation through Rhetorical Criticism Reading Plato as Drama Thomas Payne, "The Crito as Mythological Mime," Interpretation 11 (1983) 1-23. The Crito and Civil Disobedience Martin Yaffe, "Civil Disobedience and the Opinion of the Many: Plato's Crito," The Modern Schoolman 54 (1977) 123-36. or Herrera, C. D. "Civil Disobedience and Plato's Crito." The Southern Journal of Philosophy 33, no. 1, 1995.
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