The Woman's Bible

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The Woman's Bible is a late-19th-century feminist critique and reinterpretation of biblical texts that challenged traditional religious justifications for women's subordination.

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The Woman's Bible canonical 3

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instanceOf biblical commentary
book
feminist work
religious critique
aim to challenge religious justifications for women's subordination
to critique biblical passages relating to women
associatedWithOrganization National American Woman Suffrage Association
author Elizabeth Cady Stanton
contributor Frances Ellen Burr
Lillie Devereux Blake
Matilda Joslyn Gage
controversy criticized by conservative religious leaders
disavowed by some suffrage leaders
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizedDoctrine biblical basis of female subordination
editorialStance critical of patriarchal interpretations of scripture
firstVolumePublicationYear 1895
focus reinterpretation of biblical texts about women
genre biblical criticism
feminist theology
hasPart Part I: The Pentateuch
Part II: Prophets and New Testament
historicalContext women's suffrage movement
surface form: United States woman suffrage movement
impact influenced later feminist biblical scholarship
sparked debate within the woman suffrage movement
influenced Christian feminist movements
feminist theology in the 20th century
language English
mainSubject Bible
feminism
women and religion
movement first-wave feminism
notableEditor Elizabeth Cady Stanton
perspective feminist
publicationPeriod late 19th century
publisherLocation New York City
questionedConcept biblical inerrancy
relatedWork Eighty Years and More
religiousTraditionCritiqued Christianity
secondVolumePublicationYear 1898
structure commentary organized around selected biblical passages
targetAudience religious reformers
women
theme patriarchy in scripture
reinterpretation of religious authority
women's rights in religious traditions
volumeCount 2

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton coAuthorOf The Woman's Bible
Elizabeth Cady Stanton notableWork The Woman's Bible
Stanton notableWork The Woman's Bible
subject surface form: Elizabeth Cady Stanton