Horizons in hermeneutics
Subtitle: a festschrift in honor of Anthony C. Thiselton
By: edited by Stanley E. Porter & Matthew R. Malcolm
Publisher: William B. Eerdmans; Eerdmans; Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 301
ISBN-13: 9780802869272
Subjects: Bibel; Bible; Thiselton, Anthony C.; Hermeneutik; Theologie; Criticism, interpretation; Bible - Hermeneutics; Bible - Criticism, Interpretation; Hermeneutics
Description: From essays that focus on the horizon of the text through to essays that consider the horizon of the twenty-first century church, this collection invites reflection on the illumination that hermeneutical awareness brings to biblical interpretation. This Festschrift in honor of Anthony C. Thiselton aims to consider, exemplify, and build upon his insights in philosophical hermeneutics and biblical studies, particularly in relation to Paul and his writings.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Thiselton and hermeneutics: an introduction to a celebratory contribution  -- Stanley E. Porter and Matthew R. Malcolm; title: The life and work of Anthony Charles Thiselton  -- Stanley E. Porter and Matthew R. Malcolm; title: FACING THE OTHER: --; title: Poetry and theology in Isaiah 56-66  -- John Goldingay; title: Thiselton on Bultmann's Sachkritik  -- Robert Morgan; title: Experience and the transfiguration of tradition in Paul's hermeneutical Christology  -- Mark L.Y. Chan; title: Kerygmatic rhetoric in New Testament epistles  -- Matthew R. Malcolm; title: "The rock was Christ": Paul's reading of Numbers and the significance of the Old Testament for theological hermeneutics  -- Richard S. Briggs; title: ENGAGING THE OTHER: --; title: The earliest interpreters of the Jesus tradition: a study in early hermeneutics  -- James D.G. Dunn; title: Metaphors, cognitive theory, and Jesus' shortest parable  -- David Parris; title: "But we have the mind of Christ": some theological and anthropological reflections on 1 Corinthians 2:16  -- Richard H. Bell; title: PROJECTING POSSIBILITIES: --; title: Reading scripture in a pluralist world: a path to discovering the hermeneutics of agape  -- Tom Greggs; title: Scripture and the divided church  -- Stephen Fowl; title: What exactly is theological interpretation of scripture, and is it hermeneutically robust enough for the task to which it has been appointed?  -- Stanley E. Porter; title: "Let us cook you your tea, vicar!" Church hermeneutics, and postmodernity in the work of Anthony Thiselton and Stanley Hauerwas -- John B. Thomson.