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In Layman’s Terms: Wirkungsgeschichte (1)
Yes, it’s German, but what is is? It’s an idea worth being familiar with because some biblical scholars believe that the study of Wirkungsgeschichte is the future of NT studies. At the least, increased attention to Wirkungsgeschichte has significant potential for the way … Continue reading
Posted in Wirkungsgeschichte
Tagged Gadamer, hermeneutics, postmodernism, Wirkungsgeschichte
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Textual Temptation
We all want to be “objective” readers of the Bible, yes? But if postmodernism has one distinct advantage over modernism, it is its recognition that an “objective” reading is in reality impossible, because we all come to the text with … Continue reading
Posted in Hermeneutics
Tagged Ademic typology, Bockmuehl, hermeneutics, modernism, postmodernism
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