Spatial Imagination, Embedded Female Agency, and Women’s Networks in Early Christianity
Using spatial and intersectional analysis as well as theory dedicated to embedded gender agency, this article argues that the religious identities of female Christians were dynamic and pluriform not static and singular. These tools help to identify the ways in which one or more aspects of simultaneo...
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Religion & gender
Year: 2024, Volume: 14, Issue: 1/2, Pages: 129-147 |
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Early Christian women
B Spatiality B Social Networks B embedded agency B Intersectionality B gender performativity |
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