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Perspectives on the Passion : encountering the Bible through the arts / edited by Christine Joynes ; assistant editor, Nancy Macky.

Van Pelt Library BT431.3 .P47 2007
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Joynes, Christine E.
Macky, Nancy Ann.
Series:
Library of New Testament studies ; 381.
T & T Clark library of biblical studies
Library of New Testament studies ; 381
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Jesus Christ--Passion.
Jesus Christ.
Passion of Jesus Christ.
Bible. New Testament--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible.
Bible. New Testament.
Physical Description:
xviii, 206 pages : illustrations, music ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
London ; New York : T&T Clark, [2007]
Summary:
The importance of the reception history of biblical texts has received growing recognition in recent years. Perspectives on the Passion provides an engaging and illuminating addition to the field, with its particular focus on the use, influence and impact of the passion narratives in art, music, literature and theology. Maximizing the interdisciplinary nature of reception history, Christine Joynes has gathered together a wide range of contributions from scholars across the Humanities. The volume examines material from a variety of contexts and media, and includes over 40 illustrations.
Ulrich Luz considers the passion in art, highlighting the significant contribution of artists to biblical interpretation. Emma Hornby illustrates musical exegesis through her analysis of Good Friday chants. Peter Hawkins examines literary portrayals of the Gethsemane 'Moment', and Jaime Lara discusses Christian cannibalism and human sacrifice, relating images of the passion to the conversion of the Aztecs. Through these and other such innovative and incisive contributions, significant questions are raised about the interpretation of the passion narratives throughout history.
Contents:
Introduction / Christine E. Joynes
'Effective history' and art: a hermeneutical study with examples from the Passion narrative / Ulrich Luz
He who hesitates is human: literary portrayals of the Gethsemane 'moment' / Peter S. Hawkins
The transforming power of the Cross / Timothy Gorringe
The Passion in early Christian art / Robin M. Jensen
From Nativity to Resurrection: musical and exegetical reasonances in the Good Friday chants Domine Audiui and Qui Habitat / Emma Hornby
In Persona Mariae: singing the Song of Songs as a Passion commentary / William T. Flynn
Emblem and irony: Passion narrative in post-Reformation hymnody / J.R. Watson
Christian cannibalism and human(e) sacrifice: the Passion in the conversion of the Aztecs / Jaime Lara
The Mass and the theatre: sacrifice and murder in Othello / Regina M. Schwartz
Bad Friday / Sara Maitland
Afterword / Nancy Macky.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
ISBN:
9780567033628
0567033627
OCLC:
219991451

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