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Book Review: But She Said: Feminist Practices of Biblical Interpretation

with important insights into the meaning of the many problematic passages, images and allusions which often hinder the modern reader. An essential feature of this analysis is the way in which G. sees the influence of the theme of the Holy War at work throughout the composition. I enthusiastically commend this volume as one of the best and most balanced recent discussions of the literary structure and meaning of Revelation.