Autorschaft in der Johannesoffenbarung
Eine postmoderne Lektüre
By (author) Clarissa Breu
Paperback (Published)
(November 2020)
ISBN: 9783161596339
6.18 x 9.13 inches
Price: $179.00
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In this book, Clarissa Breu applies postmodern authorship theories, especially by Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida, to New Testament texts with the Book of Revelation as the main point of reference. Her analysis of authorial absent presence leads to a description of New Testament authorship as testimony and to a reassessment of the category of “author”.
Clarissa Breu liefert mit der vorliegenden Studie einen Diskussionsbeitrag uber die Kategorie des Autors in der neutestamentlichen Wissenschaft, indem sie Anwendungsmoglichkeiten postmoderner Autorschaftstheorien im Neuen Testament erforscht, vorwiegend in der Johannesoffenbarung. Die Autorin sucht nach Momenten der abwesenden Anwesenheit des Autors, in denen er scheinbar fur die Interpretation greifbar wird, und die zeigen, inwiefern gerade dort seine Spur verwischt. Die Sprache, der Autorname und die Funktionen Sklave, Zeuge und Prophet werden einer Lekture unter dem Blickwinkel der Theorien von Michel Foucault und Jacques Derrida unterzogen. Auch ein Ausblick auf weitere Anwendungsmoglichkeiten postmoderner Autorschaftstheorien auf neutestamentliche Texte leistet eine enge Verknupfung von Theorie und Textarbeit sowie eine Brucke von der (allgemeinen) Theorie hin zum (konkreten) Einzeltext.
Born 1986; 2004-13 studied Protestant Theology and Comparative Literature in Vienna, Heidelberg, and Paris; 2012-14 Pastoral internship; 2014-19 Pre-doctoral research assistant at the Institute for New Testament Studies at the University of Vienna; 2019-20 Candidate for the ministry in the Evangelical Church in Austria; Maria Jahoda Fellow at the University of Vienna.
- By (author) Clarissa Breu
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