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Parody and counterimaging in the apocalypse / Joe E. Lunceford.

Van Pelt Library BS2825.52 .L86 2009
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Lunceford, Joe E. (Joe Elbert)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Bible. Revelation--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible.
Bible. Revelation.
Parody in literature.
Physical Description:
xvii, 294 pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Eugene, Or. : Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2009.
Summary:
As numerous scholars have noted, The Revelation was first received orally. Directed not merely to the intellect, its author deliberately employed different literary schemes and devices to evoke the imagination of his audience. In this new study, Joe Lunceford examines the specific use of parody and counterimaging in The Revelation, arguing that this often overlooked device was an essential means by which its author engaged the imagination of his readers and hearers. In light of the best of recent scholarship on The Revelation, Lunceford examines over thirty uses of this device--most notably the contrasting images of the "evil trinity" of dragon, beast from the sea, and beast from the earth and the Holy Trinity.
Contents:
Part 1 Counterimaging
1 Kings of the Earth 3
2 The Sword 16
3 Out of the Mouth 30
4 The Keys 39
5 The Mystery 47
6 The Crown 59
7 The Thrones 69
8 The Star 77
9 They Are Worthy 81
10 They Have No Rest Day and Night 84
11 Having Been Slain 89
12 The Lamb 98
13 A White Horse 102
14 From the East 106
15 I Heard the Number 109
16 The Smoke 114
17 The River 122
18 To Do Battle and to Conquer 129
19 The City 134
20 Rejoice! 153
21 A Great Sign 160
22 The Woman 167
23 The Diadems 176
24 Who Is Like ... ? 182
25 Wrath and Passion 190
26 The Mountain 203
27 The Cup 210
28 In One Hour 213
29 One Purpose 219
30 The Supper 222
Part 2 Parody
31 Threefold Designations 227
32 The Holy Trinity and the Unholy Trinity 239
33 The Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast 252.
Notes:
Includes bibliographic references (pages 277-282) and an index.
ISBN:
1606081772
9781606081778
OCLC:
456186133
Publisher Number:
99935958533

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