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concept-2956	Lopez-Egea I Vives, Angela	Mary Magdalene: Sexism and Feminism in Scorsese's "The Last Temptation of Christ"	2024	22	.pdf	application/pdf	7598	375	58	However, the feminist elements Scorsese and Hershey incorporate in the movie present an unconventional Mary Magdalene that also follows the post-Vatican II tradition, which restores her image found in the Gospels as the “apostle of the Apostles.” 17 1 Pamela Thimmes, “Memory and Re-Vision: Mary Magdalene Research since 1975,” Currents in Research 5 (1998): 196–97. This temptation was not a sexual temptation; instead, it was a temptation to embrace ordinariness and the invitation to live a domestic life.29 It is a temptation to become human.30 Mary Magdalene is a crucial character in the whole movie and becomes even more central in the last temptation scene.	cache/concept-2956.pdf	txt/concept-2956.txt