Reading from This Place, Volume 1Fernando F. Segovia, Mary Ann Tolbert Fortress Press - 336 páginas Are some readings of the Bible more objective than others? More privileged? More true? How does one's own life situation shape one's reading of the text? What will acknowledgment of the validity of a variety of perspectives mean for historical-critical methods of interpretation? The present dizzying pluralism of "locations" - not only of ethnicity, class, and gender, but also of social and religious standpoints - presents a daunting challenge to older, mainstream interpretive schemes. In this landmark project, Segovia, Tolbert, and their fifteen other contributors have begun to measure the impact of social location on the theory and practice of biblical interpretation. This volume, and the international one to follow, signals the critical legitimation of reading strategies that supplement or modify or even in some ways dethrone the historical-critical paradigm that has dominated academic biblical studies for 200 years. It will provide immediate and enduring guidance to scholars and students sorting through the complex epistemological, social, historical, and religious questions that issue from this paradigm shift. |
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Toward a Hermeneutics of the Diaspora A Hermeneutics of Otherness and Engagement | 57 |
Social Location and the Hermeneutical Mode of Integration | 75 |
Reading Texts as Reading Ourselves A Chapter in the History of AfricanAmerican Biblical Interpretation | 95 |
The AuthorTextReader and Power Suggestions for a Critical Framework for Biblical Studies | 109 |
Contestations Social Locations in Conflict | 119 |
Theyre Nothing but Incestuous Bastards The Polemical Use of Sex and Sexuality in Hebrew Canon Narratives | 121 |
Reading from My Bicultural Place Acts 617 | 139 |
And I Will Strike Her Children Dead Death and the Deconstruction of Social Location | 191 |
Solidarity and Contextuality Readings of Matthew 182135 | 199 |
A Second Step in African Biblical Interpretation A Generic Reading Analysis of Acts 82640 | 213 |
Social Location and Accountability | 229 |
The Uninflected Therefore of Hosea 413 | 231 |
Framing Biblical Interpretation at New York Theological Seminary A Student SelfInventory on Biblical Hermeneutics | 251 |
Reading for Liberation | 263 |
The God of Jesus in the Gospel Sayings Source | 277 |
By the Rivers of Babylon Exile as a Way of Life | 149 |
Reading the Cornelius Story from an Asian Immigrant Perspective | 165 |
Hemmed in on Every Side Jews and Women in the Book of Susanna | 175 |
The Politics and Poetics of Location | 305 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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Referencias a este libro
The Postmodern Bible Reader David Jobling,Tina Pippin,Ronald Schleifer Sin vista previa disponible - 2001 |