Transformations in biblical literary traditions
Subtitle: incarnation, narrative, and ethics : essays in honor of David Lyle Jeffrey
By: edited by D.H. Williams and Phillip J. Donnelly
Series: Notre Dame studies in ethics and culture; Notre Dame studies in ethics and culture
Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Notre Dame, Indiana
Language: eng
Number of pages: 347
ISBN-13: 9780268044282
Subjects: Spirituality; History; Rezeption; Bibel; Bible; Englisch; Kultur; Literatur; Christianity
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 306-321) and index.
Table of contents: title: pt. II. European Biblical cultures: interventions in traditions; title: Latin pedagogy and ethical ends in the "Royal Grammar" (1542) / Phillip J. Donnelly; title: "Propter nos" and Paradise Lost: reading and inhabiting "This Pendent World" / Dennis Danielson; title: Books and their readers: visual storytelling in the Copenhagen Ovide moralisé / K. Sarah-Jane Murray with Tyler F. Walton; title: Backing into the future: romanticism, secularization, and the reinvention of literature / Stephen Prickett; title: Did Napoleon exist? An episode in the history of exegesis / John V. Fleming; title: The Nouvelle humanism of Henri de Lubac and G.K. Chesterton / Ralph C. Wood; title: "A brother helped by a brother": friendship and the city in the fiction of the Inklings / Dominic Manganiello; title: pt. II. Dissemination of Biblical traditions: West and East; title: Revelation of the Word: "What's at stakke" in the study of the Bible and English literature / Gregory Maillet; title: The Bible in Canada and the United States / Mark A. Noll; title: Samson and self-destroyhing evil / Eleonore Stump; title: Medieval Biblical drama in post-apartheid South Africa: the Chester plays in afterlife / Theresa coletti; title: Interdisciplinary studies of liberature and religion in China / Yang Huilin; title: Friend and guide: Professor David L. Jeffrey and China / Liu Yi-Qing.