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11	The Bible and literature: a case of biblical influence in some Shona novels Mapara, Jacob 30 November 2003 (has links) A lot has been written on the development of the Shona novel and the influence of orature on it. This research while acknowledging the importance of such an observation makes yet another one. This other view is that there is also another element that has had a significant impact on the development and growth of the Shona novel. This research has endeavoured to highlight that the Shona novel is a product of the society where it is found which is influenced by The Bible. The novelists Chakaipa, Chidzero, Makari, Musengezi, Tsodzo, Zvarevashe and Ngugi wa Thiong'o's A Grain of Wheat which has been translated into Shona as Tsanga Yembeu have used The Bible as the backbone of their novels. Although these novelists have all used The Bible they have not used it in the same way and for the same purpose. They have used The Bible to justify the themes embedded in their works. This research at the end shows that it is difficult to label a literary product as either a success or a failure. / African Languages / M.A. (African Languages) Christian declarations Parables Passion Dualism Eschatological aspect Kerygmatic Liberating violence Sermon Sitz em leben Propaganda Form criticism Source criticism Redaction criticism Vaticinium ex eventu Extra-territorial 896.39753209 Shona literature
12	Redaction criticism of the Synoptic Gospels: its role in the inerrancy debate within North American evangelicalism Mann, Randolph Terrance 30 June 2007 (has links) Evangelicals have been characterized as a people committed to the Bible with historical roots to the fundamentalists who were engaged in controversy with liberals in North America at the beginning of the twentieth century. Harold Lindsell's book, The Battle For The Bible (1976), led to a great deal of discussion about inerrancy among evangelicals which resulted in major conferences and the publication of a number of books and articles discussing inerrancy in the subsequent decade. The principal doctrinal statement of the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) has been from its inception a statement on inerrancy. The inerrancy debate among evangelicals took a new direction with the publication of R H Gundry's commentary on Matthew (1982). This sparked a debate concerning redaction criticism and the compatibility of using the historical-critical methodology while maintaining a commitment to the doctrine of inerrancy. Just when the debate appeared to be dying down the publication of the results of the Jesus Seminar (1993) led to several responses from evangelicals. The most controversial publication was The Jesus Crisis (1998) which accused evangelicals and some within the ETS of embracing the same methodology as those of the Jesus Seminar, refueling the debate again. Consequently this debate amongst evangelicals, particularly those associated with the ETS has continued for almost two decades. The debate has ranged over a variety of issues related to historical criticism and the study of the Gospels, including presuppositions, the Synoptic Problem, the role of harmonization, and whether the Gospels provide a strict chronology of the life of Jesus. The role of form and tradition criticism and the criteria of authenticity and whether the Gospel writers were faithful historians or creative theologians have also been points of contention in the debate. The languages that Jesus spoke and whether the Gospels preserve the ipsissima verba or vox have highlighted the differing views about the requirements of inerrancy. The redaction criticism debate has proven to have a significant role in exposing differences in methodology, definitions, presuppositions, and boundaries among evangelicals and members of the ETS. / New Testament / D.Th. (New Testament) Chronology of the Gospels Evangelical Theological Society Evangelicalism Harmonization Historical-critical methodology Historical criticism Inerrancy Ipsissima verba and vox Redaction criticism Synoptic Gospels The Synoptic Problem 226.0132 Bible -- Evidences, authority, etc. Theology, Doctrinal -- North America
13	Prediker, 'n wysheidsgeskrif deurspek met aanhalings? : die aanhalingshipotese krities bespreek aan die hand van Prediker 9-11 Dekker, Erica 11 1900 (has links) Text in Afrikaans / Summaries in English and Afrikaans / In die veertigerjare het Robert Gordis aanhalings in die boek Prediker uitgewys. Diethelm Michel en Norman Whybray het die aanhalingshipotese ondersteun, terwyl Michael Fox nie ten gunste daarvan was nie. Whybray het kriteria saarngestel op grond waarvan hy aanhalings uit ouer wysheidsmateriaal kon onderskei. Fox kon op grond van sy eie kriteria geen aanhalings identifiseer nie. Om vas te st el of die Prediker we! uit ouer wysheidsmateriaal aanhaal, word eerstens gekyk na hoe die wysheid in Israel ontstaan het en wat die boek Prediker se verhouding tot ander wysheidsgeskrifte is. Hie ma word die histories-kritiese bestudering van die boek onder die loep geneem alvorens die navorsingsgeskiedenis van aanhalings nagegaan word. Prediker 9-11 word ondersoek om te bepaal of die Prediker we! uit vroeere wysheidsmateriaal aanhaal. Ten slotte word die vraag gevra of Bybelvertalings aanhalings moet uitlig ten einde die teks beter verstaanbaar te maak. / In the forties, Robert Gordis pointed out that quotations do occur in the book Ecclesiastes. Diethelm Michel and Norman Whybray endorsed this hypothesis of quotations, while Michael Fox has taken a stance against it. Whybray compiled criteria to distinguish older wisdom sayings in the book Ecclesiastes. Fox applied his own criteria and could not find any quotations. To determine if the author (Qohelet) does quote from older wisdom material, we take a look how the wisdom developed in Israel and what the book's relation was to other wisdom books. Then the contribution of the historical-critical methods to the understanding of the book is surveyed before die research history of quotations is discussed. Ecclesiastes 9-11 is examined to determine if Qohelet really quotes from older wisdom material. Finally, we ask the question whether quotations should be highlighted in Bible translations in order to improve understanding of the text. / Biblical and Ancient studies / M.A.(Biblical Studies) Bybel (0.T.) Prediker Bybel (O.T.) Qohelet Bybel (0.T.) Wysheidsliteratuur Aanhalings Literere Kritiek - Prediker Vormkritiek - Prediker Redaksiekritiek - Prediker Bible (0. T.) Ecclesiastes Bible (0.T.) Qohelet Bible (O.T.) Wisdom literature Quotations Literary criticism - Ecclesiastes Form criticism - Ecclesiastes Redaction criticism - Ecclesiastes 223.8066
14	La figure de l'enfant et la symbolique du lait dans le logion 22 de l'EvTh et dans la tradition paléochrétienne Gagné, André January 2008 (has links) Thèse numérisée par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal. Évangile selon Thomas Gospel according to Thomas Paroles de Jésus Sayings of Jesus Nouveau testament New Testament Pères de l'Église Church Fathers Symbolique du lait Milk as a metaphor Figure de l'enfant Children as a metaphor Histoire de la tradition Tradition history Programme de lecture Reading programme Critique de la rédaction Redaction criticism Réseau de significations Network of meaning Diachronie Diachrony Synchronie Synchrony Langue copte Coptic language Identité chrétienne Christian identity
15	La figure de l'enfant et la symbolique du lait dans le logion 22 de l'EvTh et dans la tradition paléochrétienne Gagné, André January 2008 (has links) Thèse numérisée par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal Évangile selon Thomas Gospel according to Thomas Paroles de Jésus Sayings of Jesus Nouveau testament New Testament Pères de l'Église Church Fathers Symbolique du lait Milk as a metaphor Figure de l'enfant Children as a metaphor Histoire de la tradition Tradition history Programme de lecture Reading programme Critique de la rédaction Redaction criticism Réseau de significations Network of meaning Diachronie Diachrony Synchronie Synchrony Langue copte Coptic language Identité chrétienne Christian identity
16	Redaction criticism of the Synoptic Gospels: its role in the inerrancy debate within North American evangelicalism Mann, Randolph Terrance 30 June 2007 (has links) Evangelicals have been characterized as a people committed to the Bible with historical roots to the fundamentalists who were engaged in controversy with liberals in North America at the beginning of the twentieth century. Harold Lindsell's book, The Battle For The Bible (1976), led to a great deal of discussion about inerrancy among evangelicals which resulted in major conferences and the publication of a number of books and articles discussing inerrancy in the subsequent decade. The principal doctrinal statement of the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) has been from its inception a statement on inerrancy. The inerrancy debate among evangelicals took a new direction with the publication of R H Gundry's commentary on Matthew (1982). This sparked a debate concerning redaction criticism and the compatibility of using the historical-critical methodology while maintaining a commitment to the doctrine of inerrancy. Just when the debate appeared to be dying down the publication of the results of the Jesus Seminar (1993) led to several responses from evangelicals. The most controversial publication was The Jesus Crisis (1998) which accused evangelicals and some within the ETS of embracing the same methodology as those of the Jesus Seminar, refueling the debate again. Consequently this debate amongst evangelicals, particularly those associated with the ETS has continued for almost two decades. The debate has ranged over a variety of issues related to historical criticism and the study of the Gospels, including presuppositions, the Synoptic Problem, the role of harmonization, and whether the Gospels provide a strict chronology of the life of Jesus. The role of form and tradition criticism and the criteria of authenticity and whether the Gospel writers were faithful historians or creative theologians have also been points of contention in the debate. The languages that Jesus spoke and whether the Gospels preserve the ipsissima verba or vox have highlighted the differing views about the requirements of inerrancy. The redaction criticism debate has proven to have a significant role in exposing differences in methodology, definitions, presuppositions, and boundaries among evangelicals and members of the ETS. / New Testament / D.Th. (New Testament) Chronology of the Gospels Evangelical Theological Society Evangelicalism Harmonization Historical-critical methodology Historical criticism Inerrancy Ipsissima verba and vox Redaction criticism Synoptic Gospels The Synoptic Problem 226.0132 Bible -- Evidences, authority, etc. Theology, Doctrinal -- North America
17	Prediker, 'n wysheidsgeskrif deurspek met aanhalings? : die aanhalingshipotese krities bespreek aan die hand van Prediker 9-11 Dekker, Erica 11 1900 (has links) Text in Afrikaans / Summaries in English and Afrikaans / In die veertigerjare het Robert Gordis aanhalings in die boek Prediker uitgewys. Diethelm Michel en Norman Whybray het die aanhalingshipotese ondersteun, terwyl Michael Fox nie ten gunste daarvan was nie. Whybray het kriteria saarngestel op grond waarvan hy aanhalings uit ouer wysheidsmateriaal kon onderskei. Fox kon op grond van sy eie kriteria geen aanhalings identifiseer nie. Om vas te st el of die Prediker we! uit ouer wysheidsmateriaal aanhaal, word eerstens gekyk na hoe die wysheid in Israel ontstaan het en wat die boek Prediker se verhouding tot ander wysheidsgeskrifte is. Hie ma word die histories-kritiese bestudering van die boek onder die loep geneem alvorens die navorsingsgeskiedenis van aanhalings nagegaan word. Prediker 9-11 word ondersoek om te bepaal of die Prediker we! uit vroeere wysheidsmateriaal aanhaal. Ten slotte word die vraag gevra of Bybelvertalings aanhalings moet uitlig ten einde die teks beter verstaanbaar te maak. / In the forties, Robert Gordis pointed out that quotations do occur in the book Ecclesiastes. Diethelm Michel and Norman Whybray endorsed this hypothesis of quotations, while Michael Fox has taken a stance against it. Whybray compiled criteria to distinguish older wisdom sayings in the book Ecclesiastes. Fox applied his own criteria and could not find any quotations. To determine if the author (Qohelet) does quote from older wisdom material, we take a look how the wisdom developed in Israel and what the book's relation was to other wisdom books. Then the contribution of the historical-critical methods to the understanding of the book is surveyed before die research history of quotations is discussed. Ecclesiastes 9-11 is examined to determine if Qohelet really quotes from older wisdom material. Finally, we ask the question whether quotations should be highlighted in Bible translations in order to improve understanding of the text. / Biblical and Ancient studies / M.A.(Biblical Studies) Bybel (0.T.) Prediker Bybel (O.T.) Qohelet Bybel (0.T.) Wysheidsliteratuur Aanhalings Literere Kritiek - Prediker Vormkritiek - Prediker Redaksiekritiek - Prediker Bible (0. T.) Ecclesiastes Bible (0.T.) Qohelet Bible (O.T.) Wisdom literature Quotations Literary criticism - Ecclesiastes Form criticism - Ecclesiastes Redaction criticism - Ecclesiastes 223.8066
18	Etude de la place et de la fonction des éléments supposés tardifs du livre d'Amos : contribution à la lecture de type synchronique du livre d'Amos / Study of the place and the function of the late supposed elements of the book of Amos : contribution to the reading of synchronic type of the book of Amos Kolani, Bakimani 04 February 2017 (has links) Les deux premiers chapitres de cette étude mettent en exergue les raisons pour lesquelles des biblistes sont de plus en plus convaincus que lire ce corpus, dans sa forme actuelle, comme un tout reste la voie la mieux indiquée pour cerner son message. Le premier chapitre montre que les exégètes partisans de l’approche diachronique tentent de justifier son organisation par la reconstitution hypothétique des ipsissima verba d’Amos. Ils morcellement ce corpus en de petits fragments indépendants, dévalorisent neuf de ses passages, perçus comme secondaires et ré-disposent, à leur guise, ceux supposés mal placés. Le second chapitre relève que ces mêmes passages empêchent les partisans de l’approche synchronique de s’accorder sur sa structuration d’ensemble et incitent des commentateurs à alléguer que ce livre est désordonné. Les trois derniers chapitres étudient les neuf passages souvent perçus comme secondaires et disparates. Ils montrent que ces textes sont accordés à leurs contextes et que leur présence est essentielle à l’équilibre littéraire et théologique du livre. Cette étude dévoile que ce corpus est cohérent et doté d’une stratégie littéraire unifiante. / The two first chapters of this present study examines underlines the reasons for which biblical scholars are more and more convinced that read the corpus as a whole, in its present form, remains the best way to understand it message. The first chapter demonstrates that the commentators who advocate a diachronic approach sought and continue to justify the composition of this book by the hypothetical reconstitution of the “ipsissima verba” of Amos. They often divide the text into numerous small independent fragments; sacrificing nine passages perceived as secondary and out of place and arranges certain of them as they think fit. The second chapter demonstrates that these same passages prevent the followers of the synchronic approach agreeing on a structure capable of proving that this corpus is a very sophisticated work. The three last chapters study the nine passages often considered secondary and disparate. They show that these passages are in harmony with their contexts and their presence is essential to the literary and theological balance of the book. This study reveals de facto that, this corpus is a well-organized book with a unifying literary strategy. Exégèse Approche diachronique Critique des formes Critique rédactionnelle Approche synchronique Analyse rhétorique Approche narrative Analyse littéraire Analyse structurelle Formes littéraires Oracles Doxologies Hymnes Visions Unité littéraire Cohérence Exegesis Diachronic approach Form criticisms Redaction criticism Synchronic approach Narrative analyze Rhetoric approach Literary analyze Structural analyze Literary forms Oracles Doxologies Hymns Visions Literary unity Coherence 220.6 224
19	Penitenciál Někotoraja zapověď / Penitential Někotoraja zapověď Bukovská, Šárka January 2019 (has links) The subject of the present thesis is a penitential Nekotoraja zapoved which is a collection of sins and penance designated for confessors. The writing is preserved in a Russian redaction of Church Slavonic from 14th-15th century, but the Czech origin of 11th century was already proved by philological analysis. The thesis presents Nekotoraja zapoved with all its specifics and in the context of the Church Slavic literature. A miscellaneous content of the penitential reflects cultural, historical, social and political aspects of the medieval society. The aim of this thesis is a philological edition, a lexical analysis of almost hundred lexemes which characterizes the lexicon of Nekotoraja zapoved and a comparison with Great Moravian penitential Zapovedi svętychЪ otc. The comparison of both contents shows changes of confessional convention by then and the lexical comparison reflects possibilities of the Old Slavonic lexemes usage and variations of expressions.
20	Abraham's Final Lekh-Lekha : Maimonides and Ibn Kaspi on Disobedience in the Akedah / Abraham’s Final לך-לך : Maimonides and Ibn Kaspi on Disobedience in the Akedah Saleh, Leo January 2023 (has links) No description available. Genesis 22 The Binding of Isaac The Binding The Akedah Aqedah Aqedat Abraham Isaac Maimonides Rambam Ibn Kaspi The Guide of the Perplexed Moreh Nevukhim Gevia Kesef Yoreh Deah Silver Goblet Disobedience Divine command Rabbinic Midrash Hebrew bible Redaction criticism Reception theory Intertextuality Genesis 22 Isaks Bindande Akedah Akedat Aqedah Aqedat Isak Abraham Maimonides Rambam Ibn Kaspi The Guide of the Perplexed Moreh Nevukhim Gevia Kesef Yoreh Deah Silver Goblet Hebreiska bibeln Olydnad Rabbinsk tolkning Midrash Redaktionskritik Receptionshistoria Intertextualitet Religious Studies Religionsvetenskap

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