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Postcolonial Discipleship of Embodiment

Part of the Postcolonialism and Religions Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9781137526106

ISBN: 978-1-349-56932-8

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US - Springer Journals

Dec 3, 2015

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Introduction

Choi, Jin Young

Pages: 1 –3

[For Western scholarship, christology and discipleship have been central in interpreting the Gospel of Mark. Christology is closely connected to discipleship, as interpreters regard knowledge of Jesus’s identity as crucial to discipleship. 1 To the interpreters, the disciples as depicted in Mark...
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Rereading Discipleship

Choi, Jin Young

Pages: 7 –15

[Due to the intricacy of the themes and approaches related to discipleship, I should like to begin by providing general observations regarding critical themes found in Mark. This overview will explain the need for the new methodological, theoretical, and hermeneutical paradigms that I see as...
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Knowledge, Body, and Subjectivity in Theoretical Frameworks

Choi, Jin Young

Pages: 17 –30

[In taking up the theme of discipleship in Mark—along with the set of the related themes of understanding, body/embodiment, and mystery—from a fresh perspective, I do not use a single method for reading. I contend that methodology alone does not determine biblical interpretation and,...
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Asian and Asian American Feminist Hermeneutics of Phronesis

Choi, Jin Young

Pages: 31 –43

[I choose the term phronesis, meaning embodied wisdom, as characterizing an Asian and Asian American feminist hermeneutics because it is a way of knowing that corresponds to the way that disciples “understand.” When phronesis defines a theory of interpretation, therefore, this hermeneutics...
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Empire and Body: Bodies, Territories, and Language

Choi, Jin Young

Pages: 47 –61

[Introducing both past and present cultural data that are merged in understanding unfolds the historical ground of narratives. 1 Thus, the hermeneutics of phronesis demands an examination of the past—the sociohistorical context of the text not to reconstruct history but to engage, or have a...
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The Phantasmic Body (Mark 6:45–52)

Choi, Jin Young

Pages: 63 –84

[Mark 6:45–52 tells the story of a ghostly appearance ((φάντασμα) on the part of Jesus. When Jesus’s disciples struggle in the midst of the Galilean Sea, Jesus sees their desperate plight from afar and walks on the water to them. Then, they are frightened because they think he is a ghost....
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The Consumed Body (Mark 7:24–30)

Choi, Jin Young

Pages: 85 –107

[Mark 7:24–30 is a story in which a Greek/Gentile (Ἑλλήνις) woman, a Syrophoenician by race/nationality (τῷ γένει), suddenly comes to Jesus, who is hiding in a house in the region of Tyre, and implores him to heal her demon-possessed daughter. Jesus’s remarks, in which he refers to this woman as...
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The Passive Body (Mark 7:31–37)

Choi, Jin Young

Pages: 109 –131

[Whereas in Mark 7:24–30 the logos of the Greek woman resulted in contact on the part of Jesus with people in the Other’s territory, which redounded to their benefit, the man in the following story presents total silence and passivity (7:31–37). There are only a few things that the reader knows...
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Conclusion

Choi, Jin Young

Pages: 133 –136

[My interpretation provides a critically important understanding of discipleship in Mark. Western interpretation of the Gospel attaches great importance to the topic of christology, with a corresponding emphasis on discipleship as proper knowledge of who Jesus is. As Western interpreters’...

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