دانلود کتاب The Death of the Soul in Romans 7: Sin, Death, and the Law in Light of Hellenistic Moral Psychology (Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen Zum Neuen Testament 2.Reihe)

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Cover\nDedication\nPreface and Acknowledgments\nTable of Contents\nIntroduction: Extreme Immorality as Death in Romans 7\nChapter 1: Moral Psychology and Platonic Discourse\n I. Mind and Emotion from Plato to the Stoics\n The Moral Psychologies of Plato and Aristotle\n Stoic Passions: Chrysippus vs. Plato\n The Therapeutic Spectrum\n Aristotle’s Therapeutic Spectrum\n The Therapeutic Spectrum in Plutarch, Seneca, and Beyond\n II. Patterns in the Appropriation of Philosophical Discourses\n Misrepresentation in Appropriation: Galen’s Platonism\n The Appropriation of Platonic Discourse in Philo and Plutarch\n III. Conclusions\nChapter 2: The Death of the Soul in Romans 7\n I. The Death of the Soul in Philo of Alexandria\n Extreme Immorality in Platonic Discourse\n II. The Life and Death of the Soul in Romans 7:7–25\n The Rhetorical Structure of Romans 7\n Sin as a Representation of the Passions\n Reason Killed, Enslaved, and Imprisoned in Romans 7\n Body, Flesh, and Members in Romans 7\n Knowledge and Ignorance: Life Apart from the Law\n Self-Contradiction and άкρασíα in Romans 7\n Law and Sin in Romans 7\n III. Conclusions\nChapter 3: The Life and Death of the Soul in Romans 1–8\n I. Extreme Immorality in Romans 1:18–32\n Passions as Punishment in Paul and Philo\n II. The Death of the Soul in Romans 6–8\n Sin and Death in Romans 6\n Romans 8:1–13\n III. Conclusions\n Conclusions: Romans 7 Beyond the Bultmann-Käsemann Debate\nBibliography\n Texts and Translations\n Works Cited\nIndex of Biblical Citations\n Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, and Rabbinic Literature\nIndex of Ancient Sources\nIndex of Modern Authors\nIndex of Subjects