Epistolary Affects: An Introduction

Ryan S. Schellenberg
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This introduction briefly describes the affectively charged materiality of ancient letters, including Paul’s, then situates the articles in this special issue in relation to current trends in scholarship on affect and emotion in Paul. Mapping this diverse scholarship by surveying its orientation toward history and the body, it asks which conventional assumptions of Pauline scholarship these approaches disrupt, and which they leave intact.
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引言简要描述了包括保罗在内的古代信件中充满感情的物质性,然后将本期特刊中的文章与保罗的情感和情感研究的当前趋势联系起来。通过调查其对历史和身体的取向,绘制出这种多样性的学术,它询问这些方法破坏了波林学术的哪些传统假设,以及它们原封不动地保留了哪些。
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