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Intertextuality Between Biblical Texts and Contemporary Culture : Essays in Honor of Caroline H. C. M. Vander Stichele.

Bloomsbury Collections: Biblical Studies 2026 Available online

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Bosman, Frank G.
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (337 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
New York : Bloomsbury Publishing USA, 2026.
Summary:
This edited collection argues that the Bible remains culturally relevant within our contemporary, secular society.
Contents:
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Untitled
List of Figures
List of Tables
Introduction: The Communication-Dynamics of Intertextuality: A Liber Amicarum et Amicorum for Caroline Vander Stichele
Text as Communication
The Location of the Intertextuality
Analyzing Intertextuality
Semantics
Narrative Plot
Communication
An Overview of the Contributions to This Festschrift
Chapter 1: The Book of Ben Sira and Modern Illustrated Translations: Graphic Artists as Beholders of the Text
Facts and Figures
A List of Illustrated Texts
Historical and Geographical Settings
Violet E. Brunton
Burkhard Mangold
Jakob Steinhardt
Added Value?
Conclusion
Chapter 2: We Are Legion: An Intertextual Analysis of "Legion" and "A House Divided" in the Mass Effect Game Series
Video Games as Ludonarrative Communication
A Geth Called Legion
A House Divided
The Position of the Player
Chapter 3: A Black Jesus-Figure in The Book of Clarence: Genre and Allusionism
Intertextuality, Quotation, and Allusion
A Tale of One Christ-Figure, Two Jesuses, and Many Messiahs
Conclusion: Hold Space for the Teachings of Clarence
Chapter 4: On the Mountains of Spice: Imaginary Landscapes in Annie Proulx's Brokeback Mountain and in the Song of Songs
Space in the Song of Songs
Space in Brokeback Mountain
Chapter 5: Multiple Dogs: The Power of the Dog and Psalm 22:20
Plot
The Ending and Psalm 22:20
The "Dog" Motif and Kinds of Masculinity
Chapter 6: The Name of God Revisited: Moses According to Johannes Wickert
What Is Depicted in the Painting?
Action Is Reaction: How Moses Becomes God's Assistant
Returning to the Painting: Or How Moses Has to Step into God's Shoes
Concluding Remarks.
Chapter 7: "Let Us Make Biodiversity in Our Image": The Dutch Prayer Day for Crops and Labour Revised in the Light of the Climate Crisis
Intertextual and Interperformance Analysis
An Introduction to the Dutch Prayer Day Tradition and the Prayer Day for Crops and Biodiversity
The Prayer Day for Crops and Biodiversity
Intertextual and Interperformance Analysis of the Prayer Day for Crops and Biodiversity
Biodiversity as Imago Dei
Reintroducing the Kyrie-Litany into the Context of Climate Change
Praying for Endangered Species and Ecological Mourning
Funding
Chapter 8: Contemporary Performance as a Heuristic Device for Understanding Variant Readings in New Testament Manuscripts: Mark 9:11-13 as a Test Case
Contemporary Performance as a Heuristic Device. Mark 9:11-13 as a Test Case
The Interpretive Problem and Its Solution in Contemporary Performance
Important Differences at the Level of Wording
Important Differences at the Non-Verbal Level
The Interpretive Problem and Its Solution in the Manuscript Tradition
The Interpretive Problem of Mark 9:11-13: Some Final Observations
Chapter 9: The Physical Appearance of Jesus: His Visage and Its Importance
The Earliest Information on the Appearance of Jesus
The Epistle of Lentulus Fills the Gap
Iconography: From Shepherd and Teacher to Pantocrator
Destro and Pesce on Jesus's Body
The Real Jesus
Portraying Jesus: Reception History and the Search for Tangible Evidence
Chapter 10: Genesis 1:1-2:3 and Caroline Street's Creation Sixth Day Land Creatures and Man: The Intertextuality Between Both "Texts" from a Communication Perspective
The Communication Within Genesis 1:1-2:3
The Communication Within Street's Creation Sixth Day.
Intertextuality: The Communication between Genesis 1:1-2:3 and Street's Creation Sixth Day Land Creatures and Man
Method
Comparing Arche-Text and Pheno-Text from a Communication-Oriented Perspective
Conclusions
Chapter 11: In the Image of God He Created Them: Divine Presence Through Light, Color, and Likeness in Two Medieval Works of Art
Andrei Rublev's "The Hospitality of Abraham"
The Theophany Mosaic in the Hosios David in Thessaloniki
Concluding Remarks
Chapter 12: The Sixth Sense and the Bible: Reality, Awareness, and a Child
The Sixth Sense and Awareness
The Sixth Sense and Coming to Terms with One's Reality
The Sixth Sense and Children
Conclusion: Impact of The Sixth Sense
Chapter 13: The Axe Laid to the Root: A Biblical Expression and Its Reception in Early Christianity
Some Exegetical Observations
An Early Christian Interpretation
The Meaning of ἀξίνη
The Meaning of ἐκκόπτειν
The Origin of the Image of Uprooting a Tree
Chapter 14: Enigmatic Mystery and Hieroglyphic Alchemy: An Exploration of the Sculptures on Sodom and Gomorrah by Yehuda Levy-Aldema
Before the Word Is the Sculpture
Within Each Sculpture Rest Bountiful Biblical Meanings
Biblical Visual Exegesis for the Here and Now
Move into an Exhibit Hall: A Concluding Remark
Chapter 15: Luke 1:5-80 and Jim Janknegt's Painting The Visitation: An Intertextual Communication Analysis
Communication in Luke 1:5-80: Preliminary Remarks
Communication in Luke 1:5-38
Communication in Luke 1:39-56 (the Part of the Read-Text That Is Mainly Depicted in The Visitation): Two Information Discrepancies and an Aside
Communication in Luke 1:57-80
Communication in The Visitation: Preliminary Remarks
Communication in The Visitation: The Title of the Painting
Communication in The Visitation: The Painting.
Intertextual Relations from a Communication Perspective: How The Visitation Rereads Luke 1:5-80
Chapter 16: Luke 10:25-37 and Constant's La Samaritaine: A Communication-Oriented Analysis
Communication-Oriented Analysis of Luke 10:25-37
The Motivation for the Parable of the Good Samaritan
The Parable
The Lesson of the Parable
Communication-Oriented Analysis of the Parable
Communication-Oriented Analysis of the Painting La Samaritaine
Composition of the Painting
Depicted Characters
Detailed Communication-Oriented Analysis of the Painting
A Deeper Dimension: Once More, a Case of Intertextuality
Chapter 17: Genesis 22:1-19 and Alan Falk's The Binding of Isaac: An Intertextual Communication Analysis
The Position of the TIR in Genesis 22:1-19
The Position of the TIR in Alan Falk's The Binding of Isaac
Intertextual Relations from a Communication Perspective
Chapter 18: The Cosmic Johannine Jesus: Intertextuality with Science-Fiction Space-Traveling Messiahs
Johannine Spatial Cosmology
Jesus on Mars by Philip José Farmer (1979)
The Gospel According to Gamaliel Crucis by Michael Bishop (1983)
Index of References
Bible
Old Testament
Genesis
Exodus
Leviticus
Numbers
Deuteronomy
Judges
1 Samuel
1 Kingdoms LXX
Job
Psalms
Proverbs
Song of Songs
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Daniel
Malachi
Ben Sira
New Testament
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Acts
Romans
1 Corinthians
Ephesians
Hebrews
Revelation
Old Testament Pseudepigrapha
4 Maccabees
New Testament Pseudepigrapha
Acts of Andrew
Acts of John
Acts of Peter
Gospel of Philip
Gospel of Thomas
Philo and Josephus
Philo, De agricultura
Philo, De Deo
Philo, De mutatione nominum.
Philo, Quod deterius potiori insidari soleat
Philo, Legatio ad Gaium
Josephus, Jewish Antiquities
Josephus, Jewish War
Rabbinic Literature
Pirkei de-Rabbi Eliezer
Eikha Rabbah
Shemot Rabbah
Ancient World
Cicero, Tusculanae disputationes
Lactantius, Divinarum institutionum libri VII The Divine
Polybius, Histories
Seneca, Epistulae morales
Christian World
Arrian, Epicteti dissertationes
Artemidorus Daldianus, Onirocritica
Clement of Alexandria, Hypotyposes
Clement of Alexandria, Paedagogus
Clement of Alexandria, Quis dives salvetur
Gregory of Nazianzus, Orationes
Jerome, Epistulae
John Chrysostom, Homiliae in Matthaeum
Justin, Dialogus cum Tryphone
Origen, Commentary on the Gospel of John
Origen, Contra Celsum
Origen, Homilies on Jeremiah
Origen, Homilies on Luke
(Pseudo-)Athanasius, Quaestiones in Sacram Srcipturam
Pseudo-Macarius, Sermones
Index of Modern Authors
About the Editors and Contributors.
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9798765163733

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