Scripture as communication : introducing biblical hermeneutics

✍ Scribed by Brown, Jeannine K.

• Publisher: Baker Academic
• Year: 2008
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 321
• Edition: 2. print.
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Introduction: Scripture as Communicative ActPart 1: Theoretical Perspectives on Scripture as Communication1. Terminology and Context for Hermeneutics 2. A Communication Model of Hermeneutics 3. Authors, Texts, Readers: Historical Movements and Reactions 4. Some Affirmations about Meaning from a Communication Model 5. Developing Textual Meaning: Implications, Effects, and Other Ways of Going "Beyond" 6. An Invitation to Active Engagement: The Reader and the BiblePart 2: Practical Guidance for Interpreting Scripture as Communication7. Genre and Communication 8. The Language of the Bible 9. The Social World of the Bible 10. Literary Context, Intertextuality, and Canon 11. Conceptualizing Contextualization 12. Contextualization: Understanding Scripture Incarnationally Appendix A: Exegesis Guidelines Appendix B: Historical Criticism Appendix C: Parallelism in Hebrew Poetry Appendix D: Epistles: Following an Author's Flow of Thought Appendix E: How to Go about Topical StudiesBibliography

✦ Subjects

Bible -- Hermeneutics;Communication -- Religious aspects -- Christianity;Bible;Communication -- Religious aspects -- Christianity;Hermeneutics