Linguistics & biblical interpretation

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Glavni autor: Cotterell, Peter, 1930- (-)
Ostali autori: Turner, Max, 1947- (-)
Vrsta građe: Knjiga
Jezik: eng
Impresum: Downers Grove, Ill. : InterVarsity Press, c1989.
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  • 1. Language, linguistics and biblical interpretation
  • the phenomenon of human language
  • pragmatics and exegesis
  • universals of language
  • synchronic and diachronic linguistics
  • linguistics and the bible
  • 2. Semantics and hermeneutics
  • semantics
  • the task of exegesis and the nature of meaning
  • 3. Dimensions of the meaning of a discourse
  • meaning as 'sense'
  • meaning and reference
  • meaning as significance and presupposition pools
  • meaning as significance and genre considerations
  • meaning as 'significance' and the exegetical task
  • 4. The use and abuse of word studies in theology
  • word study from Cremer to Kittel
  • James Barr and the criticism of word-study approaches to theology
  • responses to Barr
  • 5. The grammar of words: lexical semantics
  • introduction
  • analyzing the different sense of a word
  • context and the choice of senses
  • summary of implications of lexical semantics for theological word studies
  • 6. Sentences and sentence structures
  • sentences
  • sentence clusters
  • meaning relations between pairs of sentences or propositions
  • the nuclear sentence relations in Hebrews 2:1-4
  • ranking nuclear sentences in complex preposition clusters
  • semantic structure analysis of extensive discourses
  • semantic structure analysis and New Testament exegesis
  • 7. Discourse analysis
  • introduction
  • discourse indicators of time
  • deixis
  • direct and indirect speech in texts
  • the structure of discourse
  • discourse structure: a summary
  • the rape of Tamar
  • 8. Discourse analysis: the special case of conversation
  • the presupposition pool
  • five principles governing conversation
  • turn taking
  • adjacency pairs
  • anecdotal pairs
  • Nicodemus
  • 9. Non-literal language
  • subjective meaning in utterances
  • affective language
  • metaphor
  • burning coals
  • parable
  • allegory
  • congregational worship: 1 Cor. 11:2-16.