Routledge Companion to Eve

Caroline Blyth is a writer and editor currently based in Aotearoa New Zealand. Her recent publications include Reimagining Delilah’s Afterlives as Femme Fatale (2017), The Bible in Crime Fiction and Drama (co-edited with Alison Jack, 2019), and Rape Culture, Purity Culture and Coercive Control in Teen Girl Bibles (2021).Emily Colgan is Manukura/Principal at St John’s College, Hoani Tapu te Kaikauwhau i te Rongopai, Aotearoa New Zealand. Recent publications include a multi-volume work, co-edited with Caroline Blyth and Katie Edwards, entitled Rape Culture, Gender Violence, and Religion (2018).

• Part I: Eve’s Interpretative Afterlives in Religious Texts and Traditions 1. Eve in the Hebrew Bible 2. Eve in the New Testament 3. Because of Her We All Die: Eve in Early Jewish and Early Christian Reception 4. The Rape of Eve in Three Nag Hammadi Texts 5. Disruption, Disorder, and Death: Eve (and Lilith) in Classical Rabbinic Literature; 6. Ḥawwāʾ: Eve in medieval Islamic sources; Part II: Eve’s Cultural Afterlives in Literature, Music, and Visual Culture 7. "Since God formed the first woman from Adam’s rib": Traces of Eve in Medieval French Romance 8. Eve in Milton’s Paradise Lost 9. "Daughters of Eve": Eve’s Complex Legacy in Early Modern English Conduct Guides and Polemical Pamphlets 10. Reading Eve in Victorian Literature: Revisiting the Fallen Woman and the Angel in the House 11. New Eves for Old: Revisioning Eve in Second-Wave Feminist Fiction 12. Tomorrow’s Eves: Figurations in and around Feminist SF 13. Sex, Lies, and Disobedience: Eve in the Evangelical Christian Imagination 14. The Reception of Eve in Music 15. "Beautiful to Look Upon, Contaminating to the Touch, and Deadly to Keep": On the 16. The Depiction of Eve in Russian Icons 17. "If Eve ain't in your garden": Queering Eve in Modern and Contemporary Art 18. Troubling Eden: Eve and Adam in Advertising 19. All About Eve: Twenty-First Century Television Goes Back to the Beginning; Part III: Eve’s Contextual and Hermeneutical Afterlives 20. Eve in the Backyard of the Earth: Ancestralities of Words, Trees, and Women 21. Eve Meets Medusa 22. Re-Imagining Eve: An Eco-Womanist Reading of the Mother of Humanity as Wise and Eco-conscious 23. Beyond Eve and Eden: The Theopoetics of Genesis 2–3 24. Homing Woman-Eve in Native World(view)s: A Moana Reading 25. Restor(e)ying Eve and the Serpent 26. Eve and the Punishment of Heterosexuality 27. Eve and Psychoanalytic Approaches