"When you were gentiles": specters of ethnicity in Roman Corinth and Paul's Corinthian correspondence

Introduction: Of ghosts and specters : the reception of Paul's rhetoric of ethnicity in Corinth

Pt. 1 Corinth and Corinthians between Greece and Rome

Becoming all things: Paul and the rhetoric of ethnic malleability

Marketplaces, merchant ships, and festivals: negotiating identities in Corinth

Speech, flattery, and the negotiation of identity for "some" Corinthians

Pt. 2 Corinth and Corinthians between past and present

Walking in the wilderness: Israelite ancestors in the Corinthian correspondence

"In the city of Peirene": claiming, erasing, and challenging the past in Corinth

Usable pasts in the Corinthian wilderness: spirits, specters, and negotiations of identity at the crossroads

Conclusion: Haunted futures.