Jesus and Other Men 2018
DOI: 10.1163/9789004361096_003
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Masculinities in the Ancient Greco-Roman World

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“…Studies of masculinity in the Gospel of Luke differ in their evaluation of how hegemonic Luke’s masculinity is. Whereas Susanna Asikainen suggests that Luke is the synoptic author which comes closest to ancient Mediterranean hegemonic masculinity ideals (Asikainen, 2018), Brittany Wilson argues that Luke’s portrayal of men is rather countercultural (Wilson, 2015). We agree with Wilson that Luke does not simply reproduce elite constructions of masculinity, but re-figures elite norms to serve his larger theological agenda, in which power is ultimately only in the hands of God (Wilson, 2015).…”
Section: Theoretical Tools: Intersectionality Masculinity Disabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies of masculinity in the Gospel of Luke differ in their evaluation of how hegemonic Luke’s masculinity is. Whereas Susanna Asikainen suggests that Luke is the synoptic author which comes closest to ancient Mediterranean hegemonic masculinity ideals (Asikainen, 2018), Brittany Wilson argues that Luke’s portrayal of men is rather countercultural (Wilson, 2015). We agree with Wilson that Luke does not simply reproduce elite constructions of masculinity, but re-figures elite norms to serve his larger theological agenda, in which power is ultimately only in the hands of God (Wilson, 2015).…”
Section: Theoretical Tools: Intersectionality Masculinity Disabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%