Dr Holly Morse is Lecturer in Bible, Gender and Culture at the University of Manchester. Her research interests include gender, visual arts, and the Bible, female biblical interpretation, and hermeneutics. Her doctoral thesis was on the biblical figure of Eve and her cultural reception, with a focus on marginalised readers and readings.

Morse provides a well-researched, well-presented, and readable critical assessment of 'Eve's afterlives' that includes heretical, marginal, and forgotten insights in an enriching encounter with Eve.

• Gallery One Encountering Eve: A Guide Gallery Two Sin 1: Eve and Sin in the Hebrew Bible 2: Ancient Intertexts 3: Jewish and Christian Reception of Eve as Anti-Intellect 4: Jewish and Christian reception of Eve as Sinful Mother 5: Concluding Comments Gallery Three Knowledge 1: Eve and Knowledge in the Hebrew Bible 2: Ancient Intertexts 3: Gnostic Reception of Eve as a Figure of Knowledge 4: Postmodern Feminist Reception of Eve as a Figure of Knowledge 5: Concluding Comments Gallery Four Life 1: Mother Eve in the Hebrew Bible 2: Ancient Intertexts 3: Mother Eve in the Visual Arts 4: Mother Eve in the Work of Pre-Twentieth Century Women Writers 5: Concluding Comments Gallery Five Everywoman Eve Bibliography

Dr Holly Morse is Lecturer in Bible, Gender and Culture at the University of Manchester. Her research interests include gender, visual arts, and the Bible, female biblical interpretation, and hermeneutics. Her doctoral thesis was on the biblical figure of Eve and her cultural reception, with a focus on marginalised readers and readings.

Morse provides a well-researched, well-presented, and readable critical assessment of 'Eve's afterlives' that includes heretical, marginal, and forgotten insights in an enriching encounter with Eve.

• Gallery One Encountering Eve: A Guide Gallery Two Sin 1: Eve and Sin in the Hebrew Bible 2: Ancient Intertexts 3: Jewish and Christian Reception of Eve as Anti-Intellect 4: Jewish and Christian reception of Eve as Sinful Mother 5: Concluding Comments Gallery Three Knowledge 1: Eve and Knowledge in the Hebrew Bible 2: Ancient Intertexts 3: Gnostic Reception of Eve as a Figure of Knowledge 4: Postmodern Feminist Reception of Eve as a Figure of Knowledge 5: Concluding Comments Gallery Four Life 1: Mother Eve in the Hebrew Bible 2: Ancient Intertexts 3: Mother Eve in the Visual Arts 4: Mother Eve in the Work of Pre-Twentieth Century Women Writers 5: Concluding Comments Gallery Five Everywoman Eve Bibliography

Dr Holly Morse is Lecturer in Bible, Gender and Culture at the University of Manchester. Her research interests include gender, visual arts, and the Bible, female biblical interpretation, and hermeneutics. Her doctoral thesis was on the biblical figure of Eve and her cultural reception, with a focus on marginalised readers and readings.

Morse provides a well-researched, well-presented, and readable critical assessment of 'Eve's afterlives' that includes heretical, marginal, and forgotten insights in an enriching encounter with Eve.

• Gallery One Encountering Eve: A Guide Gallery Two Sin 1: Eve and Sin in the Hebrew Bible 2: Ancient Intertexts 3: Jewish and Christian Reception of Eve as Anti-Intellect 4: Jewish and Christian reception of Eve as Sinful Mother 5: Concluding Comments Gallery Three Knowledge 1: Eve and Knowledge in the Hebrew Bible 2: Ancient Intertexts 3: Gnostic Reception of Eve as a Figure of Knowledge 4: Postmodern Feminist Reception of Eve as a Figure of Knowledge 5: Concluding Comments Gallery Four Life 1: Mother Eve in the Hebrew Bible 2: Ancient Intertexts 3: Mother Eve in the Visual Arts 4: Mother Eve in the Work of Pre-Twentieth Century Women Writers 5: Concluding Comments Gallery Five Everywoman Eve Bibliography