Identitat und Bedeutung der Gruppen im masoretischen Estherbuch
Einfuhrung in eine gruppenorientierte Hermeneutik
by Vjatscheslav Dreier
Paperback (Published)
(March 2025)
ISBN: 9783161623707
6.06 x 9.09 inches
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How would the understanding of biblical narratives change if they were analysed primarily in terms of their group phenomena? Using the Hebrew Esther narrative as an example, Vjatscheslav Dreier explores this question and develops a group-orientated hermeneutics.
Vjatscheslav Dreier uberwindet die verbreitete Verengung der Figurenanalyse auf Einzelfiguren, indem er konsequent nach der Bedeutung der Gruppen(zugehorigkeiten) fragt. Anhand seiner Untersuchung des masoretischen Estherbuches entfaltet er eine gruppenorientierte Hermeneutik. Fur die Entwicklung des Gruppenbegriffs rekurriert er primar auf die sozialwissenschaftliche Theorie des “Social Identity Approach”. Die neue hermeneutische Perspektive wird fur die Figurenanalyse, die Exegese, die Theologie und die historische Verortung des Estherbuches fruchtbar gemacht. In dieser Verbindung von klassischer Exegese und sozialpsychologischer Forschung kommt die Identitat der Gruppen im Estherbuch scharfer in den Blick.
- By (author) Vjatscheslav Dreier
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