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Eine narrativ-intertextuelle Analyse am Paradigma von Joh 4 und Joh 7
by Marion Moser
Paperback (Published)
(October 2014)
ISBN: 9783161535437
6.06 x 9.09 inches
Price: $137.00
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Marion Moser deals with the references to scripture in John’s Gospel, a classical theme in the interpretation of the Evangelist. Through the application of inter-textual and narrative methods, a central and hitherto barely observed aspect of the use of scripture in the fourth gospel comes into focus: quotes and references from the writing are mostly embedded in various forms of reported speech. Tied to this observation is a whole series of new questions: which figures use scripture and which interpretation do they endorse? What are the consequences of this for the exegesis of John’s writings? Does this use of language represent a narrative strategy on John’s part, and, if so, could it be plausibly explained by the historical situation? In the paradigmatic examination of John 4:1 and John 7:1-52, the author follows these and other questions in a bid to win fresh insights into the gospel as a whole.
- By (author) Marion Moser
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