Synopsis
Dr. Beth Impson explores how the "gender controversies" evident in modern society show up in contemporary literature (both for good and ill), and how literature can provide an effective resource for Biblical models of masculinity and femininity.
Product Details
Format: 29 lectures sold separately on audio-cassettes or CDs; all 29 lectures sold as a set on CDs (in two albums) or in MP3 format
Full Description
Contemporary literature displays the modern controversy about the nature and meaning of manhood and womanhood, and much of it presents a modern, feminist viewpoint in direct tension with the Biblical heritage of the West. Dr. Beth Impson explores how the "gender controversies" evident in modern society show up in contemporary literature (both for good and ill), and how literature can provide an effective resource for Biblical models of masculinity and femininity.
Dr. Beth Impson is Professor of English at Bryan College in Dayton, TN, holding M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Kansas. Her work with young people led directly to her writing on gender issues, beginning with book reviews published in WORLD Magazine. Last year her book entitled Called to Womahood was published by Crossway Books as part of the Focal Point Series edited by Gene Edward Veith. Beth is married to Keiller. They have five children and six (soon to be eight) grandchildren.
