Narrative Desire and the Book of Ruth (The Library of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Studies) - Hardcover
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Stephanie Day Powell combines three contemporary pop culture intertexts to offer a critical paradigm for reading the book of Ruth through the lens of "narrative desire."
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Stephanie Day Powell is a graduate of Drew University, where she completed her PhD in Hebrew Bible. Dr. Powell currently teaches at Manhattan College in New York, New York. She resides in Madison, New Jersey with her partner and their son.
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