Response: A Perilous Passage From Scarlet Cord to Red Ribbon

Balseiro, Isabel

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Isabel Balseiro

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I would like to start by quoting a poem by South African Luvuyo Mkangelwa entitled “The Women Sing.”¹ Hopefully, during the course of my discussion, I will be able to persuade you of the connections between the women depicted in the poem by Mkangelwa and those Musa Dube so eloquently has referred us to in her chapter.²

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Luvuyo Mkangelwa, “The Women Sing,” in Running towards Us: New Writing from South Africa, ed. Isabel Balseiro (New Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann, 2000) 15.
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Scripps College, USA
Kathleen O’Brien Wicker (Professor of Religious Studies Emerita, adjunct professor) (Professor of Religious Studies Emerita, adjunct professor)
Claremont Graduate University, USA
Kathleen O’Brien Wicker (Professor of Religious Studies Emerita, adjunct professor) & Althea Spencer Miller (Doctoral candidate in Biblical Studies) (Professor of Religious Studies Emerita, adjunct professor) & (Doctoral candidate in Biblical Studies)
University of Botswana, South Africa
Musa W. Dube (Associate Professor of Religious Studies) (Associate Professor of Religious Studies)

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Balseiro, I. (2005). Response: A Perilous Passage From Scarlet Cord to Red Ribbon. In: Wicker, K.O., Miller, A.S., Dube, M.W. (eds) Feminist New Testament Studies. Religion/Culture/Critique. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-11204-0_16

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