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Scripture as communication : introducing biblical hermeneutics /
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TextPublication details: Grand Rapids, Mich. : Baker Academic, ©2007.Description: 315 Pages. ; 23 cmISBN: - 9780801027888 (pbk.)
- 0801027888 (pbk.)
- 220.601 B476S .B68 2007
Contents:
Introduction: Scripture as communicative act -- Terminology and context for hermeneutics -- A communication model of hermeneutics -- Authors, texts, readers: historical movements and reactions -- Some affirmations about meaning from a communication model -- Developing textual meaning: implications, effects, and other ways of going "beyond" -- An invitation to active engagement: the reader and the Bible -- Genre and communication -- The language of the Bible -- The social world of the Bible -- Literary context, intertextuality, and canon -- Conceptualizing contextualization -- Contextualization: understanding Scripture incarnationally.
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| 220.601 B794R Reclaiming the Bible for the church / | 220.601 B821C Conflict and context : hermeneutics in the Americas / | 220.601 B838F A feminist companion to reading the Bible : approaches, methods and strategies / | 220.601 B877S Scripture as communication : introducing biblical hermeneutics / | 220.601 B877S Scripture as communication : introducing biblical hermeneutics / | 220.601 C321H Hermeneutics, Authority And Canon. | 220.601 C847L Linguistics & biblical interpretation / |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 291-303) and indexes.
Introduction: Scripture as communicative act -- Terminology and context for hermeneutics -- A communication model of hermeneutics -- Authors, texts, readers: historical movements and reactions -- Some affirmations about meaning from a communication model -- Developing textual meaning: implications, effects, and other ways of going "beyond" -- An invitation to active engagement: the reader and the Bible -- Genre and communication -- The language of the Bible -- The social world of the Bible -- Literary context, intertextuality, and canon -- Conceptualizing contextualization -- Contextualization: understanding Scripture incarnationally.
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