Reader perspectives on the New Testament
By: guest editor, Edgar V. McKnight
Series: Semeia -- 48; Semeia -- 48.
Publisher: Scholars Press
Published: 1989
Place of publication: Atlanta, Ga
Language: eng
Number of pages: 206
Subjects: Criticism, interpretation; Bible; Nieuwe Testament; Lezers
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Coming to grips with the reader in biblical literature  -- Bernard C. Lategan -- I. Theory; title: The reader in the text : narrative material  -- Willem S. Vorster; title: Is there an encoded reader fallacy?  -- Wilhelm Wuellner; title: The roles of the readers or the myth of the reader  -- Wolfgang Schenk -- II. Analysis; title: The reader of Mark as operator of a system of connotations  -- B.M.F. van Iersel; title: The rhetoric of direction and indirection in the Gospel of Mark  -- Robert M. Fowler; title: Response to W. Schenk, Die Philipperbriefe des Paulus  -- H.J. Bernard Combrink; title: The implicit and explicit readers and the genre of Philioppians 3:2-4:3, 8-9 : response to the commentary of Wolfgang Schenk  -- Detlev Dormeyer; title: Some things old, some things new : a response to Wolfgang Schenk, Die Philipperbriefe des Paulus  -- James W. Voelz; title: Levels of reader instructions in the text of Galatians  -- Bernard C. Lategan -- III. Evaluation; title: Reading in/to Mark -- Temma F. Berg.