Das Evangelium nach Markus
by Martin Meiser
Hardback (Published)
(June 2024)
ISBN: 9783525522219
6.06 x 9.09 inches
Price: $68.00
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In this commentary, Martin Meiser draws on insights from structuralist and post-structuralist narrative analysis and performance criticism. Perceptions of later criticism of Christianity and insights from performance criticism converge in that they suggest that the original reception horizon for the Gospel of Mark was dissemination within the reader’s own group as the normal case. This group should be equipped for missionary work as well as for dealing with Jews who do not believe in Jesus. The authoritative frame of reference is the Holy Scriptures of Israel, although the author no longer feels bound to the dietary and purity halakha.
In seinen Kommentar nimmt Martin Meiser Einsichten aus der strukturalistischen wie poststrukturalistischen narrativen Analyse und dem Performance Criticism auf. Textgeschichte wird bisweilen als Auslegungsgeschichte thematisiert. Wahrnehmungen spaterer Christentumskritik und Einsichten des Performance Criticism lassen konvergieren darin, dass sie als ursprunglichen Rezeptionshorizont fur das Markusevangelium die Verbreitung innerhalb der eigenen Gruppe als Normalfall nahelegen. Diese Gruppe soll fur missionarische Arbeit ebenso wie fur die Auseinandersetzung mit nicht an Jesus glaubenden Juden zugerustet werden. Den autoritativen Referenzrahmen bildet die Heilige Schrift Israels, obwohl sich der Verfasser nicht mehr an Speise- und Reinheitshalacha gebunden fuhlt und keine positive Hoffnung fur die politische Grosse Israel entwickelt.
Martin Meiser ist apl. Professor em. und war wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Biblische Theologie an der Universität des Saarlandes in Saarbrücken.
- By (author) Martin Meiser
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