Narratologie und biblische Exegese
Eine integrative Methode der Erzählanalyse und ihr Ertrag am Beispiel von Matthäus 28
By (author) Sönke Finnern
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(July 2010)
ISBN: 9783161503818
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English summary: In order to interpret biblical narratives, exegetes increasingly deploy methods of literary criticism, especially from the field of narratology. Due to the different approaches and terminologies, it is difficult to get a good grasp of current research. Sonke Finnern gives a systematic introduction to current interdisciplinary research in narratology and develops a comprehensive and detailed method for the analysis of narratives. Setting, plot, characters, perspective and reception of narratives are dealt with consistently from a cognitive point of view. The cognitive approach of asking how should the recipient perceive the narrative enables the integration of historical-critical questions. The categories of description established by the author are discussed using the text of Matthew 28 as an example. The author concludes his study with a proposal for a reorganization of methods in exegesis and in textual sciences in general. German description: Zur Auslegung von biblischen Erzahltexten greift die Exegese zunehmend auf literaturwissenschaftliche Methoden zuruck, insbesondere auf die Narratologie. Aufgrund der verschiedenen Ansatze und Terminologien ist die Forschungslage jedoch nur schwer zu uberblicken.Sonke Finnern gibt daher eine systematische Einfuhrung in den interdisziplinaren Forschungsstand zur Narratologie und entwickelt eine umfassende, detaillierte Methode zur Analyse von Erzahlungen. Umwelt (Setting), Handlung, Figuren, Perspektive und Rezeption einer Erzahlung behandelt er durchgangig aus der Sicht der akognitiven Wende. Der kognitive Ansatz (aWie soll der Rezipient die Erzahlung wahrnehmen?) ermoglicht dabei die Einbindung historisch-kritischer Methodenschritte. Die erarbeiteten Beschreibungskategorien werden am Beispiel von Matthaus 28 diskutiert. Die Studie mundet in einen Vorschlag zur Neuordnung der exegetischen – und allgemein textwissenschaftlichen – Methoden.
Sonke Finnern, Geboren 1976; Studium der Ev. Theologie in Giessen, Marburg und Kiel; 2004-06 Promotionsstipendiat der Hanns-Seidel-Stiftung; 2006-08 Projektmitarbeiter an der ev.-theol. Fakultat der Universitat Munchen; seit 2008 Vikar in Wurttemberg; 2010 Promotion an der Universitat Munchen.
- By (author) Sönke Finnern
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