Buckley challenges scholarly, stereotypical views of females in
Gnosticism, which tend either toward idealization or outright
devaluation. Examining six Gnostic texts or traditions that
illuminate female figures, she analyzes a variety of females within
their contexts. She makes no attempt to classify Gnostic females
according to simplifying formulae; rather she treats them
individually, allowing them to make sense within their own
contexts.
Originally published in 1986.
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