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Poor and rich in James : a relevance theory approach to James's use of the Old Testament / by Nelson R. Morales.
Van Pelt Library BS2785.6.P65 M67 2018
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Morales, Nelson R., author.
- Series:
- Bulletin for biblical research supplements ; 20.
- Bulletin for Biblical research supplements ; 20
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Bible. James.
- Bible. James--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
- Bible.
- Bible. James--Relation to the Old Testament.
- Poverty--Biblical teaching.
- Poverty.
- Wealth--Biblical teaching.
- Wealth.
- Genre:
- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
- Physical Description:
- xvi, 283 pages ; 24 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- University Park, Pennsylvania : Eisenbrauns, [2018]
- Summary:
- "Employing Relevance Theory as a methodological framework, examines how the book of James uses the Old Testament in passages on wealth and poverty"--Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Poor and Rich in James p. i
- The Old Testament in James p. 14
- Author, Addressees, and Date p. 19
- Passages to Consider p. 22
- Research Problem and Hermeneutical Approach p. 23
- Research Methodology and Constraints p. 29
- Significance of the Project p. 29
- 2 Overall Methodology p. 31
- Perspective and Approaches to a Quotation p. 31
- Relevance Theory p. 43
- Précis of Relevance Theory p. 43
- Relevance and the Speaker/Writer p. 43
- Relevance and the Hearer/Reader p. 45
- Relevance and the Process of Comprehension p. 49
- Relevance and Context p. 53
- The Relevance of a Text p. 57
- Relevance Theory and Quotations p. 58
- Metarepresentation p. 59
- Types of Quotations p. 67
- Contributions of Relevance Theory p. 68
- Specific Methodology p. 70
- Establishment of the Text p. 70
- Elucidation of the Co-text p. 70
- Description of the General Cognitive Environment p. 71
- Identification of Possible OT Texts and Traditions Evoked p. 72
- Evaluation of the Accessibility of the Cognitive Environment p. 72
- Interpretation of the Text within a Prioritized Cognitive Environment p. 72
- Summary of How James Uses the OT p. 72
- 3 James 1:9-11, 26-27 p. 74
- Methodology Applied to 1:9-11 p. 76
- Elucidation of the Co-text p. 76
- Description of the General Cognitive Environment p. 78
- Identification of Possible OT Texts and Traditions Evoked p. 83
- Evaluation of Accessibility of the Cognitive Environment p. 91
- Interpretation of the Text in James p. 96
- Summary of How James Uses the OT in 1:9-II p. 102
- Methodology Applied to 1:26-27 p. 102
- Elucidation of the Co-text p. 102
- Description of the General Cognitive Environment p. 103
- Identification of Possible OT Texts and Traditions Evoked p. 106
- Evaluation of Accessibility of the Cognitive Environment p. 108
- Interpretation of the Text in James p. 108
- Summary of How James Uses the OT in 1:26-27 p. 114
- 4 James 2:1-26 p. 117
- Methodology Applied to 2:1-13 p. 117
- Elucidation of the Co-text p. 117
- Description of the General Cognitive Environment p. 119
- Identification of Possible OT Texts and Traditions Evoked p. 122
- Interpretation of the Text in James p. 146
- Summary of How James Uses the OT in 2:1-13 p. 151
- Methodology Applied to 2:14-26 p. 152
- Elucidation of the Co-text p. 152
- Description of the General Cognitive Environment p. 154
- Identification of Possible OT Texts and Traditions Evoked p. 154
- Interpretation of the Text in James p. 166
- Summary of How James Uses the OT in 2:14-26 p. 170
- 5 James 4:13-5:11 p. 174
- Methodology Applied to 4:13-17 p. 174
- Establishment of the Text p. 176
- Elucidation of the Co-text p. 177
- Description of the General Cognitive Environment p. 181
- Identification of Possible OT Texts and Traditions Evoked p. 183
- Interpretation of the Text in James p. 184
- Summary of How James Uses the OT in 4:13-17 p. 189
- Methodology Applied to 5:1-6 p. 190
- Elucidation of the Co-text p. 190
- Description of the General Cognitive Environment p. 191
- Identification of Possible OT Texts and Traditions Evoked p. 193
- Interpretation of the Text in James p. 201
- Summary of How James Uses the OT in 5:1-6 p. 209
- Methodology Applied to 57-11 p. 210
- Elucidation of the Co-text p. 210
- Description of the General Cognitive Environment p. 211
- Identification of Possible OT Texts and Traditions Evoked p. 212
- Interpretation of the Text in James p. 217
- Summary of How James Uses the OT In 5.7-11 p. 223
- Chapter 1 p. 227
- Chapter 2 p. 228
- Chapter 3 p. 230
- Chapter 4 p. 231
- Chapter 5 p. 233
- James's Use of the OT p. 235
- James's Ethics of Poverty and Wealth p. 236
- Contributions of Relevance Theory Methodology to the Research p. 238
- Final Conclusions p. 239.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Local Notes:
- Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Anne and Joseph Trachtman Memorial Book Fund.
- ISBN:
- 9781575067827
- 157506782X
- OCLC:
- 1032292333
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