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Tables of Contents for The Social Setting of Pauline Christianity
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Editor's Preface
ix
Abbreviations
xi
Introduction
1
24
John H. Schutz
A Bibliography of the Major Works of Gerd Theissen
25
2
Legitimation and Subsistence: An Essay on the Sociology of Early Christian Missionaries
27
42
Itinerant Charismatics
28
7
Socio-political Factors
29
1
Socio-economic Factors
30
1
Socio-ecological Factors
31
1
Socio-cultural Factors
32
3
The Community Organizers
35
5
Socio-political Factors
36
1
Socio-economic Factors
36
2
Socio-ecological Factors
38
1
Socio-cultural Factors
39
1
The Conflict Between Itinerant Charismatics and Community Organizers
40
29
Charismatic Legitimation
42
7
Traditional Legitimation
49
2
Functional Legitimation
51
3
Excursus: On the Sociological Structure of the Corinthian Parties
54
15
Social Stratification in the Corinthian Community: A Contribution to the Sociology of Early Hellenistic Christianity
69
52
The Sociological Evaluation of Evidence for the Corinthian Congregation
70
29
Statements About the Community as a Whole
70
3
Statements About Individual Members of the Congregation
73
1
References to Offices
73
10
References to Houses
83
4
References to Services Rendered
87
4
References to Travel
91
5
Statements About Divisions Within Corinth
96
3
The Sociological Interpretation of the Evidence
99
22
The Social Structure of the City of Corinth
99
3
Social Conditions of the Pauline Mission
102
19
The Strong and the Weak in Corinth: A Sociological Analysis of a Theological Quarrel
121
24
Socio-cultural Factors
123
1
Socio-economic Factors
124
21
Class-specific Characteristics in Eating Habits
125
4
Signs of Stratification Within Patterns of Sociability
129
3
Class-specific Traits in the Forms of Legitimation
132
5
Class-specific Traits in the Forms of Communication
137
8
Social Integration and Sacramental Activity: An Analysis of 1 Cor. 11:17--34
145
30
The Social Conditions of the Conflict in 1 Cor. 11:17-34
147
16
Different Groups at the Lord's Supper
147
4
Variable Beginnings for the Meal
151
2
Different Amounts of Food and Drink
153
2
Meals of Different Quality
155
8
The Social Intentions of 1 Cor. 11:17--34
163
12
The Sociological Interpretation of Religious Traditions: Its Methodological Problems as Exemplified in Early Christianity
175
26
Constructive Methods
177
3
The Problem of Reliability
178
1
The Problem of Validity
179
1
The Problem of Representativeness
179
1
Analytic Methods
180
12
Inferences from Events
181
1
Inferences from Norms
182
5
Inferences from Symbols
187
5
Comparative Procedures
192
9
Bibliography
201