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| Titre : | New Synoptic Studies : The Cambridge Gospel Conference and Beyond |
| Auteurs : | William R. Farmer, Éditeur scientifique |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Editeur : | Macon [USA] : Mercer University Press, 1983 |
| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-0-86554-087-3 |
| Format : | xli + 533 p. / index |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | CA/C (Introduction aux évangiles synoptiques) |
| Note de contenu : |
Introduction (William R. Farmer) Part 1. The Patristic Evidence 1. The Patristic Evidence Reexamined: A Response to George Kennedy (William R. Farmer) 2. A Further Reexamination of Evidence from the Early Tradition (Giuseppe Giov. Gamba) 3. Augustine and the Augustinian Hypothesis: A Reexamination of Augustine’s Thought in “De consensu evangelistarum” (David Peabody) Part 2. Further evidence for the Posteriority of Mark and for the Early Character of Matthean Tradition in Relation to Luke and Mark 1. The Posteriority of Mark (Pierson Parker) 2. The Argument Revolves: The Pivotal Evidence for Markan Priority Is Reversing Itself (Lamar Cope) 3. Matthean Beatitudes and Traditional Promises (George Wesley Buchanan) 4. Aspects of Mark Pointing to Matthean Priority (Phillip Sigal) 5. A Test of Synoptic Relationships: Matthew 10:17-23 and 24:9-14 with Parallels (Bo Reicke) Part 3. New Methodological Approaches 1. Canon Criticism and the Gospel of Mark (Albert C. Outler) 2. Linguistic Usages in the Gospel of Luke (J. G. F. Collison) 3. The Son of Man Question and the Synoptic Problem (William O. Walker, Jr) 4. Conflict as a Literary Theme in the Gospel of Luke (Joseph B. Tyson) Part 4. Papers Assuming the “Two-Gospel” (Owen-Griesbach) Hypothesis 1. The Theology of St. Matthew’s Gospel according to the Griesbach Hypothesis (Jack Dean Kingsbury) 2. Eschatology in the Gospel of Luke (J. G. F. Collison) 3. Crisis and Christology: The Theology of Mark (Thomas R. W. Longstaff) 4. The “Common Step” Phenomenon in the Synoptic Pericopes (J. B. Orchard) Part 5. Papers Exploring a Paradigm Shift in Gospel Studies 1. The Purpose and Provenance of the Gospel of Mark according to the “Two-Gospel” (Owen-Griesbach) Hypothesis (David L. Dungan) 2. Mark: The Petrine Gospel (Charles T. Davis III) 3. Genre Criticism and the Synoptic Problem (Philip Shuler) 4. The “Two-Gospel” Hypothesis and a Biographical Genre for the Gospels (Peter W. Agnew) Appendix : A Response to Joseph Fitzmyer’s Defense of the “Two-Document” Hypothesis (William R. Farmer) |
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| CA/C 003 | CA/C 003 | Livre | Bibliothèque principale | Livres empruntables | Prêt possible Disponible |
