Sexing Scripture: Gender, Sex and Sexuality in Scriptural Traditions and Worlds

Sexing Scripture publishes creative and boundary-pushing perspectives on gender, sex, and sexuality within and around scriptural traditions. Titles in this series focus on texts and traditions associated with Judaism, Christianity, and other scriptural traditions, broadly understood. Authors contributing to this series reflect a wide range of backgrounds and perspectives, including feminist, womanist, postcolonial, queer, crip, and other politically informed hermeneutics. The series welcomes authors whose work is interdisciplinary and who are interested in developing new methodologies or who use traditional methodologies in new ways. Sexing Scripture produces books of the highest quality written with a broad audience in mind, making the series home to titles that are accessible and interesting to audiences ranging from undergraduates to established scholars.