Title: The myth of the historical Jesus and the evolution of consciousness /
Authors: Childs, Hal, 1946-
Publisher: Society of Biblical Literature,
Year: 2000
Subjects: Jesus Christ Historicity.; Christianity Psychology
Contents: 1. Introduction -- The Problem -- Elaboration of the Problem -- Examples of the Problem -- Albert Schweitzer and the Scholar's Subjectivity -- Why Crossan and Jung -- Method -- 2. John Dominic Crossan's Historical Method -- Historical Context -- Crossan's Method -- Method in The Historical Jesus -- The Nature of the Jesus Tradition -- The Second Triad -- Strategy -- The Third Triad -- Tactics -- Methods in In Parables -- Transmissional Analysis and Freud's Dream Interpretation -- The Shift from Ipsissima Verba to Ipsissima Vox -- Method in Raid on the Articulate -- 3. Critical Historiography -- The Problem of History -- The Ambiguity of the Word History -- The Ambiguity of "Facts" and Historical Knowledge -- The Tacit Superiority of History -- History in a True Novel -- The Production of History -- The Invisible Role of Theory and Worldview -- The Historical, Finality and Narrative -- History and Memory -- Event, Sinngebild and Myth -- History as Myth is not Idealism --^