Latino/a biblical hermeneutics
Subtitle: problematics, objectives, strategies
By: edited by Francisco Lozada, Jr. and Fernando F. Segovia
Series: Society of Biblical Literature. Semeia studies -- number 68; Semeia studies -- no. 68.
Publisher: SBL Press
Published: 2014
Language: eng
Number of pages: 372
ISBN-13: 9781589839274; 9781589836549; 9781589836556
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Bibel; Criticism, interpretation; Exegese; Bible; Hermeneutics
Other titles: Latino biblical hermeneutics; Latina biblical hermeneutics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: Introduction:; title: Approaching Latino/a biblical criticism :; title: a trajectory of visions and missions  -- Fernando F. Segovia; title: What does it mean to be a Latino/a biblical critic? :; title: a Latino Pentecostal perspective, with reflections on the future  -- Efrain Agosto; title: Rethinking Latino hermeneutics :; title: an atheist perspective  -- Hector Avalos; title: Reexamining ethnicity :; title: Latina/os, race, and the Bible  -- Eric D. Barreto; title: Position reversal and hope for the oppressed  -- Aída Besançon Spencer; title: What does it mean to be a Latino biblical critic? :; title: a brief essay  -- Alejandro F. Botta; title: Forgotten forebears in the history of North American biblical scholarship  -- Gregory Cuellar; title: The challenges of Latino/a biblical criticism  -- Rubén R. Dupertuis; title: Latino/a biblical hermeneutics :; title: problematic, objectives, strategies  -- Cristina García-Alfonso; title: Reading from no place :; title: toward a hybrid and ambivalent study of scriptures  -- Jacqueline M. Hidalgo; title: Toward Latino/a biblical studies :; title: foregrounding identitites and transforming communities  -- Francisco Lozada Jr.; title: Toward a Latino/a vision/optic for biblical hermeneutics  -- Rubén Muñoz-Larrondo; title: A Latina biblical critic and intellectual :; title: at the intersection of ethnicity, gender, hermeneutics, and faith  -- Ahida Calderón Pilarski; title: Interpretive world making :; title: formulating a space for a critical Latino/a cultural and biblical discourse  -- David Arturo Sánchez; title: How did you get to be a Latino biblical scholar? :; title: scholarly identity and biblical scholarship  -- Timothy J. Sandoval; title: El Sur También Existe :; title: a proposal for dialogue between Latin American and Latino/a hermeneutics  -- Osvaldo D. Vena; title: Advancing Latino/a biblical criticism :; title: visions and missions for the future  -- Fernando F. Segovia; title: Latino/a biblical interpretation :; title: a question of being and/or practice? -- Francisco Lozada Jr.