The Woman Babylon and the Marks of Empire Andrew Seubert says Singleton

says Singleton

Hagia Sophia

the poet finds humour and panic at the edges of the actual

institutional and political to social and economic

including easy day hikes to great fishing spots

The Woman Babylon and the Marks of Empire Andrew Seubert says SingletonThe "Great Whore" of the Book of Revelation the hostile symbolization used to illustrate the author's critique of empire has attracted considerable attention in Revelation scholarship. Feminist scholar Tina Pippin criticizes the use of gendered metaphors "Babylon" as a tortured woman which she asserts reflect an inescapably androcentric, even misogynistic, perspective. Alternatively, Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza understands John's rhetoric and imagery