A journey with Lot's wife. (includes two poems entitled "Lot's wife"): An article from: The Other Side

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From the supplier: The Biblical figure of Lot's wife, who looked back on the destruction of Sodom and turned into a pillar of salt, can be interpreted as a heroic figure rather than a disobedient one. She represents the willingness to risk despair and grief to experience peace or hope, and the ability to challenge Christianity's underlying patriarchal dictates and assumptions. Poems by Anna Akhmatova and Roisin Cowman present different perspectives on Lot's wife.

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Title: A journey with Lot's wife. (includes two poems entitled "Lot's wife")
Author: Eve Kavanagh
Publication:The Other Side (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 1, 1998
Publisher: The Other Side
Volume: v34 Issue: n3 Page: p40(3)

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