To each its own meaning
Subtitle: an introduction to biblical criticisms and their applications
By: Stephen R. Haynes and Steven L. McKenzie, editors.
Contributors: Haynes, Stephen R.; McKenzie, Steven L., 1953-
Edition: Rev. and expanded.
Publisher: Westminster John Knox Press
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Louisville, Ky
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
Subjects: Bible -- Hermeneutics.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: pt. 1. Traditional methods of biblical criticism. Reading the Bible historically : the historian's approach / J. Maxwell Miller; title: Source criticism / Pauline A. Viviano; title: Form criticism / Marvin A. Sweeney; title: Tradition-historical criticism / Robert A. Di Vito; title: Redaction criticism / Gail P.C. Streete; title: pt. 2. Expanding the tradition. Social-scientific criticism / Dale B. Martin; title: Canonical criticism / Mary C. Callaway; title: Rhetorical criticism and intertextuality / Patricia K. Tull; title: pt. 3. Overturning the tradition. Structural criticism / Daniel Patte; title: Narrative criticism / David M. Gunn; title: Reader-response criticism / Edgar V. McKnight; title: Poststructuralist criticism / William A. Beardslee; title: Reading the Bible ideologically : feminist criticism / Danna Nolan Fewell; title: Reading the Bible ideologically : socioeconomic criticism / Fernando F. Segovia.