The modern fall of Adam and Eve : a study of the Evangelical purity movement through the lenses of the fall, feminism, and the fairy tale narrative

Item Description
Linked Agent
Creator (cre): Dawson, Sofia I.
Advisor (adv): Wilcox, Melissa
Department (dpt): Whitman College. Religion Department
Date
May 11, 2016
Graduation Year
2016
Abstract

This thesis is a study of the seemingly paradoxical power dynamics between young men and women in the contemporary Evangelical purity movement. This study is conducted through the lenses of the fall of Adam and Eve, feminism, and the fairy tale narrative.

Subject
Narrative commentaries -- Fairy tale narrative -- Adam & Eve
Authority
Man-woman relationships
Interpersonal control
Feminism -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
Evangelical Revival
Purity (Ethics) -- Religious aspects
Language and culture
Academic theses
Whitman College 2016 -- Dissertation collection -- Religion Department
Genre
Theses
Extent
70 pages
Permanent URL
http://works.whitman.edu/270
Rights
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