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|a Preface; I: The Aims and Scope of Hermeneutics; 1. Toward a Definition of Hermeneutics; 2. What Should We Hope to Gain from a Study of Hermeneutics?; 3. Differences between "Philosophical Hermeneutics" and More Traditional Philosophical Thought, and Their Relation to Explanation and Understanding; 4. Preliminary and Provisional Understanding (Pre -- understanding) and the Hermeneutical Circle; 5. Recommended Initial Reading; II: Hermeneutics in the Contexts of Philosophy, Biblical Studies, Literary Theory, and the Social Self.
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|a 1. Further Differences from More Traditional Philosophical Thought: Community and Tradition Wisdom or Knowledge?; 2. Approaches in Traditional Biblical Studies: The Rootedness of Texts Located in Time and Place; 3. The Impact of Literary Theory on Hermeneutics and Biblical Interpretation: The New Criticism; 4. The Impact of Literary Theory: Reader -- Response Theories; 5. Wider Dimensions of Hermeneutics: Interest, Social Sciences, Critical Theory, Historical Reason, and Theology; 6. Recommended Initial Reading; III: An Example of Hermeneutical Methods: The Parables of Jesus.
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|a 1. The Definition of a Parable and Its Relation to Allegory2. The Plots of Parables and Their Existential Interpretation; 3. The Strictly Historical Approach: Jülicher, Dodd, and Jeremias; 4. The Limits of the Historical Approach: A Retrospective View?; 5. The Rhetorical Approach and Literary Criticism; 6. Other Approaches: The New Hermeneutic, Narrative Worlds, Postmodernity, Reader Response, and Allegory; 7. Recommended Initial Reading; IV: A Legacy of Perennial Questions from the Ancient World: Judaism and the Ancient Greeks.
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|a 1. The Christian Inheritance: The Hermeneutics of Rabbinic Judaism2. The Literature of Greek -- Speaking Judaism; 3. Jewish Apocalyptic Literature around the Time of Christ; 4. The Greek Roots of Interpretation: The Stoics; 5. Recommended Initial Reading; V: The New Testament and the Second Century; 1. The Old Testament as a Frame of Reference or Pre -- understanding: Paul and the Gospels; 2. Hebrews, 1 Peter, and Revelation: The Old Testament as Pre -- understanding; 3. Does the New Testament Employ Allegorical Interpretation or Typology?
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|a 4. Passages in Paul That Might Be "Difficult": Septuagint or Hebrew?5. Old Testament Quotations in the Gospels, 1 Peter, and the Epistle to the Hebrews; 6. Second -- Century Interpretation and Hermeneutics; 7. Recommended Initial Reading; VI: From the Third to the Thirteenth Centuries; 1. The Latin West: Hippolytus, Tertullian, Ambrose, Jerome; 2. Alexandrian Traditions: Origen; with Athanasius, Didymus, and Cyril; 3. The Antiochene School: Diodore, Theodore, John Chrysostom, and Theodoret; 4. The Bridge to the Middle Ages: Augustine and Gregory the Great.
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