The Bible, Minoritized Voices, and Global Contexts

The Bible, Minoritized Voices, and Global Contexts provides a platform for scholarship exploring how biblical texts are interpreted, embodied, and contested in diverse cultural, social, and religious settings across the world. The series foregrounds voices and perspectives that have often been underrepresented within biblical scholarship and encourages dialogue across geographical, cultural, and disciplinary boundaries. Covering both the Hebrew Bible and New Testament, the series welcomes interdisciplinary approaches that examine the Bible's reception, interpretation, translation, and social impact from antiquity to the present. By prioritizing minoritized voices and global contexts, the series expands the interpretive horizons of biblical studies and illuminates the many ways the Bible continues to shape, and be shaped by, communities around the world.