Ron Hock

Professor Emeritus of Religion Professor of Religion

University of Southern California

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College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

Religion

Ron Hock is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus of Religion Professor of Religion at University of Southern California.

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Ron Hock

University of Southern California

Professor Emeritus of Religion Professor of Religion

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Paul and Greco-Roman Education. Bloomsbury T&T Clark eBooks (2016)

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Jesus, the Beloved Disciple, and Greco-Roman Friendship Conventions. BRILL eBooks (2013)

biblical studiesphilosophy of religionchristian practicereligious studiesbeloved disciplesociology of religionpsychology of religion

The Chreia and Ancient Rhetoric. Vol. 3. Byzantine Commentaries. Writings from the Greco-Roman World; Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature (2012)

classicsliterary historypoeticsancient rhetoricancient philosophyhistorical scholarshiptextual practice

The Greek Novel and Literary Ethnography: The Household in the World of the New Testament. Architecture and Households in the Greco-Roman World: Festschrift for David L. Balch (2011)

classicsliterary ethnographycultural historyliterary historyworld literatureliteraturebiblical studiespoeticsliterary studiesgreek novelliterary criticismnew testament

Aphthonius, Apophthegm (Greco-Roman Antiquity), and Apophthegm (New Testament). Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception (2009)

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Chreia and Chariton. Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception (2009)

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The Problem of Paul’s Social Class: Further Reflections. BRILL eBooks (2008)

class analysisinterdisciplinary historysocial classsocial theoryhumanitiessociologysocial philosophysocial identity

Household Management and the Greek Novel. SBL National Meeting, San Diego (2007)

classicsliterary historyliteratureliterary studiesgreek novelliterary criticism

Older is Better: New Testament Essays in Support of Traditional Interpretations. The Bulletin of the Institute for Antiquity and Christianity (2007)

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The Opening of the Gospel of Mark and Insights From the Progymnasmata. SBL National Meeting, Washington, D.C. (2006)

classicsreligious symbolcultural historyintellectual historyhistory of philosophyliterary historybiblical studiesphilosophypoeticsprehistoryhistorical scholarshiphistorical linguisticstextual practicehumanities

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