I. Introduction




Clare K. Rothschild
and
Trevor W. Thompson
:
Status quaestionis
: Christian Body, Christian Self




II. Jewish Literature




Karina Martin Hogan
: The Mortal Body and the Earth in Ben Sira and the Book of the Watchers -
Matthew Goff
: Being Fleshly or Spiritual: Anthropological Reflection and Exegesis of Genesis 1.3 in 4QInstruction and First Corinthians -
Alec J. Lucas
: Distinct Portraits and Parallel Development of the Knowledge of God in Romans 1:18-32 and Wisdom of Solomon 13.15




III. Pauline Literature




Troels Engberg-Pedersen
: A Stoic Concept of the Person in Paul? From Galatians 5:17 to Romans 7:14-25 -
Stefan Krauter
: Is Romans 7:7-13 about akrasia?




IV. Canonical Gospels and Acts




Martin Meiser
: Anthropologie im Markusevangelium




V. Extra-canonical Gospels and Acts




Manfred Lang
: The Christian and the Roman Self: The Lukan Paul and a Roman Reading -
Troy W. Martin
: Clarifying a Curiosity: The Plural
Bloods
(αἱμάτων) in John 1:13 -
Richard I. Pervo
: Identification Please: Aspects of Identity in Ancient Narrative -
Janet E. Spittler
: The Anthropology of the
Acts of Thomas
-
Romulus D. Stefanut
: From
Logos
to
Mythos
: The
Apocalypse of Paul
and Plato's
Phaedo
in Dialogue -
Robert Matthew Calhoun
: The Resurrection of the Flesh in
3 Corinthians




VI. Later Witnesses




Annette Bourland Huizenga
: Epitomizing Virtue: Clothing the Christian Woman's Body -
David Konstan
: Torture and Identity: Paganism, Christianity, and Beyond -
Fritz Graf
: Apollo, Possession, and Prophecy




VII. History of Interpretation




John R. Levison
: Assessing the Origins of Modern Pneumatology: The Life and Legacy of Hermann Gunkel