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... shelves of biblical critique without looking back. On one reading, Paul emerges in each of these texts as the unhailed hero of his own story, each story reflecting uncannily their authors' own commitments and absorptions. But, of course, the fascination with Paul is more than a narcissistic indulgence...

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.... These it offers back to the spectator as the digital 3-D experience, the pleasure of postindexical spectatorship. © 2011 Duke University Press 2011 Caetlin Benson-­Allott The Chora Line: RealD Incorporated What the majority of spectators seem to want...