Lukas und Dion von Prusa
Das lukanische Doppelwerk im Kontext paganer Bildungsdiskurse
By (author) Matthias Becker
Hardback (Published)
(June 2020)
ISBN: 9783506703361
6.1 x 9.25 inches
Price: $179.00
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In this book, Matthias Becker, for the first time, approaches Luke-Acts through the lens of Dio Chrysostom’s writings. Combining reader-response criticism with a comparative and discourseoriented analysis, the author shows that Luke shares many of his rhetorical, ethical and theological themes with his educated pagan contemporaries. As a result, the degree of inculturation that characterizes Lukan Christianity appears in a new light.
Matthias Becker ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter an der Theologischen Fakultät Göttingen. Davor war er in den Sonderforschungsbereichen „Bedrohte Ordnungen“ (Universität Tübingen) sowie „Bildung und Religion“ (Universität Göttingen) tätig.
- By (author) Matthias Becker
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