Welcoming the nations
international sociorhetorical explorations
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Author
Publication
2020 - SBL Press, Atlanta, Georgia
Language
English
Word Count
35,250 words, Guess
Page Count
141 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101628372990
- ISBN-100884144852
- ISBN-139781628372991
- ISBN-139780884144854
- OCLC Control Number1225069270
and 4 more
- Better World Books9780884144854
- Better World Books9781628372991
- Better World BooksO9-AIS-400
- Open LibraryOL43836348M
Classifications
- DDC231.7/65
- LCCBS652 .W45 2020
- LCCBS652.W42 2020
Description
This volume celebrates and reflects upon sociorhetorical interpretation of the New Testament as developed by Vernon K. Robbins in The Tapestry of Early Christian Discourse (Routledge) and Exploring the Texture of Texts (Continuum), both published in 1996. Scholars from around the world take sociorhetorical interpretation into new arenas to approach issues arising from their own contexts, including the environment, gender, and economics. Part 1 focuses on the development and emergence of sociorhetorical interpretation. Part 2 presents particular applications of sociorhetorical interpretation in Australia and Oceania. Part 3 includes essays using sociorhetorical interpretation in Africa and Asia. The essays in this book point to the richness and ever-expanding possibilities for sociorhetorical commentary and the learning that enriches all of us.
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