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|a A Theory of Character in New Testament Narrative :
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|a Foreword / by R. Alan Culpepper -- Preface -- Abbreviations -- Introduction--identifying a dominant pattern/paradigm -- The current state of affairs -- Identifying a pattern or paradigm of character reconstruction -- The plan and approach of the book -- Character in antiquity and modernity--deconstructing the dominant pattern/paradigm -- Character in ancient Hebrew literature -- Character in ancient Greco-Roman literature -- Character in modern literature -- Deconstructing the dominant pattern/paradigm of character reconstruction -- Conclusion -- A theory of character in new testament narrative--constructing a new paradigm -- Character in text and context -- Character analysis and classification -- Character evaluation and significance -- Revisiting ancient characterization -- Conclusion -- Application of the theory--validating the new paradigm -- Characters in the Gospel of Mark -- Characters in the Gospel of John -- Characters in the Acts of the Apostles -- Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index of modern authors.
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|a In this study in three-dimensional character reconstruction, Cornelis Bennema presents a new theory of character in the New Testament literature. Although character has been the subject of focused literary-critical study of the New Testament since the 1970s, Bennema observes that there is still no consensus regarding how character should be understood in contemporary literary theory or in biblical studies. Many New Testament scholars seem to presume that characters in Greco-Roman literature are two-dimensional, "Aristotelian"; figures, unlike the well-rounded, psychologized individuals who appear in modern fiction. They continue nevertheless to apply contemporary literary theory to characters in ancient writings. Bennema here offers a full, comprehensive, and non-reductionist theory for the analysis, classification, and evaluation of characters in the New Testament.
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