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Murphy, Roland E. (1990). Canticle <strong>of</strong> Canticles. In Raymond E. Brown, Joseph A. Fitzmeyer, & Roland<br />
E. Murphy (Eds.), The New Jerome Biblical Commentary, pp. 462-465. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:<br />
Prentice Hall. (1484pp.; ISBN: 0-13-614934-0)<br />
Trible, Phyllis. (1978). God and the Rhetoric <strong>of</strong> Sexuality. Philadelphia: Fortress Press; 144-165.<br />
(206pp.; ISBN: 0-8006-0464-4)<br />
4<br />
WEEK 4 (January 31, February 2) – Incarnation:<br />
Schneiders, Sandra M. (1986). Women and the Word: The Gender <strong>of</strong> God in the New Testament and the<br />
Spirituality <strong>of</strong> Women. New York, NY: Paulist Press; 50-71, 79-80. (81pp.; ISBN: 0-8091-2802-<br />
0)<br />
Ross, Susan A. (2004). Can God Be a Bride? America. November 1, 2004. Available at:<br />
http://www.americamagazine.org/content/article.cfm?article_id=3838.<br />
Jordan, Mark D. (2007). God‟s Body. In Gerard Loughlin (Ed.), Queer Theology: Rethinking the Western<br />
Body, pp. 281-292. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishing. (<strong>351</strong>pp.; ISBN: 978-0-631-21608-7)<br />
WEEK 5 (February 7, 9) – Mystical Medieval Bodies:<br />
Julian <strong>of</strong> Norwich. (1974). The Revelations <strong>of</strong> Divine Love. James Walsh (trans.). <strong>St</strong>. Meinrad, IN: Abbey<br />
Press; 156-160. (210pp.; ISBN: N/A)<br />
Hildegard <strong>of</strong> Bingen. (1994). Holistic Healing. Manfred Pawlik, Patrick Madigan, & John Kulas (trans.).<br />
<strong>College</strong>ville, MN: The Liturgical Press; 54-71, 121-123. (223pp.; ISBN: 0-8146-2224-0)<br />
Bynum, Caroline. (1995). Why All the Fuss about the Body? A Medievalist‟s Perspective. Critical Inquiry<br />
22 (Autumn 1995), 1-33. (ISSN: 0093-1896)<br />
WEEK 6 (February 14, 16) – Pope John Paul II, Theology <strong>of</strong> the Body, Sympathetic:<br />
John Paul II, Pope. (1997). The Theology <strong>of</strong> the Body: Human Love in the Divine Plan. Boston, MA:<br />
Daughters <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. Paul, 54-66, 97-98. (ISBN: 0-8198-7394-2)<br />
Shivanandan, Mary. (2001). John Paul II‟s Theology <strong>of</strong> the Body. The Living Light 37 (3), 67-74. (ISSN:<br />
0024-5275)<br />
Miller, Paula Jean. (2001). The Theology <strong>of</strong> the Body: A New Look at Humanae Vitae. Theology Today 57<br />
(4), 501-508. (ISSN: 0040-5736)<br />
WEEK 7 (February 20-24) – Reading Week – No Classes<br />
WEEK 8 (February 28, March 1) – Pope John Paul II, Theology <strong>of</strong> the Body, Critical:<br />
* Tuesday, February 28 – First Paper Due *<br />
Johnson, Luke Timothy. (2007). A Disembodied “Theology <strong>of</strong> the Body”: John Paul II on Love, Sex, and<br />
Pleasure. In Kieran Scott & Harold Daly Horell (Eds.), Human Sexuality in the Catholic Tradition,<br />
pp. 111-122. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. (233pp.; ISBN: 978-0-7425-5241-8)<br />
Cloutier, David. (2006). Heaven Is a Place on Earth? Analyzing the Popularity <strong>of</strong> Pope John Paul II‟s<br />
Theology <strong>of</strong> the Body. In Lisa Sowle Cahill, John Garvey, & T. Frank Kennedy (Eds.), Sexuality<br />
and the U.S. Catholic Church: Crisis and Renewal, pp. 18-31, 200-203. New York, NY: Crossroad<br />
Publishing. (233pp.; ISBN: 978-0-8245-2408-1)<br />
WEEK 9 (March 6, 8) – Female Bodies:<br />
Jung, Patricia Beattie. (2000). Sexual Pleasure: A Roman Catholic Perspective on Women‟s Delight.<br />
Theology and Sexuality 12, 26-47. (ISSN: 1355-8358)
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