@NTECProf I think @earhustlesq talked about this. If I'm remembering right, the issue wasn't violence generally but sexual violence specifically (at least in CA).
Hi everyone! In two weeks (Dec 14 at 10:30 CST), I'll be defending my dissertation on the subject of purity in the Pseudo-Clementine Homilies. It is the product of almost four years of study and runs the gamut, covering blood, sin, demons, education, baptism, and ...
@kam_labithtum I did embargo it, mainly because the version I submitted for format check didn't end up being the final version. The final version will be available on ProQuest after a little time, but if you don't have access to that I can also send it to you.
Hi everyone! In two weeks (Dec 14 at 10:30 CST), I'll be defending my dissertation on the subject of purity in the Pseudo-Clementine Homilies. It is the product of almost four years of study and runs the gamut, covering blood, sin, demons, education, baptism, and ...
debates surrounding Gentile legal requirements among ancient Jews and Christians. I'm really proud of the way it turned out and excited to share it with the world! If you're interested in attending the defense (on Zoom) or reading the dissertation itself, feel free to DM me.
@JoshuaSchachte2 I haven't seen anything that makes the argument directly, but I have seen a few other suggestions. A few recommendations: F. Stanley Jones' article on Marcionism in PsCl, Giovanni Bazzana's "Paul Among his Enemies," and Karin Zetterholm's "Jewish Teachings for Gentiles"
I just sent off a draft of the final chapter of my dissertation to my director! I still need to write the introduction, conclusion, and begin work on the Grand Revision, but it feels really good to have hit this milestone.
How do y'all feel about sharing unpublished work? Recently got a request to do so and I'm curious if there's anything I should think about or caveats I should give before doing so.