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2019
William Serrano-Franklin presents an interview with Assane Konte, the co-founder of a Washington, D.C. dance institution, Kankouran West African Dance Company (KWADC). Accompanied by a series of historical photographs, Serrano-Franklin documents Konte’s desire to reintroduce black Americans to West African culture through the medium of dance.
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William Serrano-Franklin presents an interview with Assane Konte, the co-founder of a Washington, D.C. dance institution, Kankouran West African Dance Company (KWADC). Accompanied by a series of historical photographs, Serrano-Franklin documents Konte’s desire to reintroduce black Americans to West African culture through the medium of dance.
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2019
Gender has been under-theorized within studies of people of African descent. This problem has led to the misunderstanding, suppression, and exclusion of transgendered and gender non-conforming people's experiences and identities within research on black sexuality, including black queer sexuality.
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Gender has been under-theorized within studies of people of African descent. This problem has led to the misunderstanding, suppression, and exclusion of transgendered and gender non-conforming people's experiences and identities within research on black sexuality, including black queer sexuality.
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Postscripts: The Journal of Sacred Texts, Cultural Histories, and Contemporary Contexts, 2005
Decades before the publishing phenomenon The Da Vinci Code turned millions of readers on to the excitement and glamour of early Christian history and biblical studies, a steady stream of novels—some obscure, some bestsellers were teaching the popular reading public about the thrills and chills of the academic study of Scriptures.
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Decades before the publishing phenomenon The Da Vinci Code turned millions of readers on to the excitement and glamour of early Christian history and biblical studies, a steady stream of novels—some obscure, some bestsellers were teaching the popular reading public about the thrills and chills of the academic study of Scriptures.
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2006
Investigates the proliferating texts and traditions about Jesus in the early church and the decision in favour of the canonical four. By examining the competing options, the decision in favour of a fourfold gospel is seen as a decision for plurality within limits: the limits sustaining the coherence of the apostolic testimony to Jesus, and the ...
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Investigates the proliferating texts and traditions about Jesus in the early church and the decision in favour of the canonical four. By examining the competing options, the decision in favour of a fourfold gospel is seen as a decision for plurality within limits: the limits sustaining the coherence of the apostolic testimony to Jesus, and the ...
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The Journal of Theological Studies, 1928
The first reference to The Gospel of Thomas is in the inventory of the Nag Hammadi Codices that Jean Doresse sent from Cairo to Henri-Charles Puech in Paris on 4 December 1948. In 1950 Puech published an extensive analysis of the Nag Hammadi Codices based on Doresse's inventory.
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The first reference to The Gospel of Thomas is in the inventory of the Nag Hammadi Codices that Jean Doresse sent from Cairo to Henri-Charles Puech in Paris on 4 December 1948. In 1950 Puech published an extensive analysis of the Nag Hammadi Codices based on Doresse's inventory.
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GOSPEL - Providing OCaml with a Formal Specification Language
World Congress on Formal Methods, 2019A. Charguéraud +3 more
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The Genre of Mark’s Gospel Is ‘Gospel’: Reconsidering Literary Innovation in the Markan Incipit
Journal for the Study of the New Testament, 2023Andrew J Byers
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