His Desire Is For Her: Feminist Readings of the Song of Solomon

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2012-01-01

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Kent, Grenville

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At the time of writing Grenville Kent was affiliated with Wesley Institute.

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Women in the Bible , Song of Solomon , Evangelicalism and feminism , Feminist criticism of the Bible , Old Testament , Feminist Evangelicals

Citation

Kent, G. J. R. (2012). His desire is for her: Feminist readings of the Song of Solomon. In A. Sloane (Ed.), Tamar’s tears: Evangelical engagements with feminist Old Testament hermeneutics (pp. 217–245). Eugene, OR: Pickwick.

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Tamars tears: Evangelical engagements with feminist Old Testament hermeneutics pp. 217-245

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1608999823

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Ministry & Theology
Scripture, Spirituality And Society Research Centre

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