More good 1 and 2 corinthians papers today at the SBL International:
Kar-Yong Lim, Seminari Theoloji Malaysia, “Paul’s Use of Temple Imagery in the Corinthian Correspondence and the Formation of Christian Identity: A Contextual Reading from the Perspectives of A Chinese Malaysian”
Jeremy Punt, Universiteit van Stellenbosch – University of Stellenbosch, “Foolish Rhetoric in 1 Cor 1:18-31: Paul’s Discourse of Power as Mimicry”
Mary Phil Korsak, Society of Authors-Translators Association, “Glad News from Mark”
Matthew R. Malcolm, Trinity Theological College (Perth) “Beyond Greco-Roman Rhetorical Criticism”
The final Corinth session will be tomorrow: “Becoming Roman Corinth: New Research.”
Sarah James, American School of Classical Studies in Athens, “The Last Corinthians? Settlement and Society from 146 BCE to the Roman Colony”
Milena Melfi, University of Oxford, “Greek Cults in a Conquered Land: Corinth and the Making of a Colonial Pantheon (146- 44 BCE)”
Benjamin W. Millis, University of Oxford, “The Elite of Early Roman Corinth: Social Origins, Status and Mobility”
Steven J. Friesen, University of Texas at Austin, ” Theodora: An Elite Woman in Early Roman Corinth”
David K. Pettegrew, Messiah College, “The Diolkos, Emporium, and Commercial Corinth”
Daniel N. Schowalter, Carthage College, Response
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Two other Corinthians-related papers tomorrow at the same time as the session above:
James Gawley, Miami-Dade College, “Should They Stay or Should They Go? Traveling Prophets and the Split-Authorship of the Didache”
Kari Latvus, Helsingin Yliopisto – Helsingfors Universitet, “Who used the money in the early church?”
Corinthian Matters 
Hey, was great to see you at SBL David – hopefully we’ll run into each other again some time.
Matt
It was great to meet up with you. I look forward to following your work and blog.