Syndetics cover image
Image from Syndetics

Voyages in uncharted waters : Essays on the theory and practice of biblical interpretation in honor of David Jobling / edited by Wesley J. Bergen and Armin Siedlecki.

Contributor(s): Bergen, Wesley J | Siedlecki, Armin
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Sheffield, England : Sheffield Phoenix Press, [2006]Copyright date: ©2006Description: xi, 234 pages ; 25 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 1905048572 (alk. paper); 9781905048571 (alk. paper)Subject(s): Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc | Bible -- Hermeneutics | Jobling, DavidBibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents:
Uncharted waters : the voyage of a prairie schooner / Armin Siedlecki, Christine Mitchell, Wesley J. Bergen -- Structure, soil and play : some thoughts on the Bible, David Jobling and Poststructuralism / Wesley J. Bergen and Armin Siedlecki -- Surviving Babel / Gary A. Phillips -- Postmodernism and the death of man / George Aichele -- Judges 1 : the city of writing, the sacred, and the fragmentation of the body / Francis Landy -- Isaiah 38 : the meeting of two genres / Robert C. Culley -- 'Scholars of Repute' / Matthew W. Mitchell -- The Bible, David Jobling and ideological criticism / Armin Siedlecki -- The law of the jealous man / Roland Boer -- The 'good commentator' : on Joseph Hall, Laurence Sterne, Biblical narrative, and the eighteenth-century novel / David M. Gunn -- The Pentateuch and the origins of Israel : ideological leakage around the master narrative / F. Volker Greifenhagen -- Signs of empire, signs of apocalypse / Tina Pippin -- Global readings : reading the Bible in Kansas and beyond / Wesley J. Bergen -- The vocation of an African biblical scholar on the margins of biblical scholarship / Gerald West -- Whoring Dinah : Poly-nesian-reading Genesis 34 / Jione Havea -- Looking into vision : see-sawing in prophetic books / Ed Conrad -- What kind of God would destroy the earth anyway? An ecojustice reading of the flood narrative / Norman Habel -- Personal reflections / Christopher Lind -- A personal tribute to David Jobling, fearless frontiersman / Norman K. Gottwald.
Holdings
Item type Current library Shelving location Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode
Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library 1 East BS413 .V69 2006 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182903149439

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Uncharted waters : the voyage of a prairie schooner / Armin Siedlecki, Christine Mitchell, Wesley J. Bergen -- Structure, soil and play : some thoughts on the Bible, David Jobling and Poststructuralism / Wesley J. Bergen and Armin Siedlecki -- Surviving Babel / Gary A. Phillips -- Postmodernism and the death of man / George Aichele -- Judges 1 : the city of writing, the sacred, and the fragmentation of the body / Francis Landy -- Isaiah 38 : the meeting of two genres / Robert C. Culley -- 'Scholars of Repute' / Matthew W. Mitchell -- The Bible, David Jobling and ideological criticism / Armin Siedlecki -- The law of the jealous man / Roland Boer -- The 'good commentator' : on Joseph Hall, Laurence Sterne, Biblical narrative, and the eighteenth-century novel / David M. Gunn -- The Pentateuch and the origins of Israel : ideological leakage around the master narrative / F. Volker Greifenhagen -- Signs of empire, signs of apocalypse / Tina Pippin -- Global readings : reading the Bible in Kansas and beyond / Wesley J. Bergen -- The vocation of an African biblical scholar on the margins of biblical scholarship / Gerald West -- Whoring Dinah : Poly-nesian-reading Genesis 34 / Jione Havea -- Looking into vision : see-sawing in prophetic books / Ed Conrad -- What kind of God would destroy the earth anyway? An ecojustice reading of the flood narrative / Norman Habel -- Personal reflections / Christopher Lind -- A personal tribute to David Jobling, fearless frontiersman / Norman K. Gottwald.

The John Bulow Campbell Library promotes intellectual discovery, collects and enables access, and provides information relevant to the curriculum and traditions of the Church and the Seminary.

Powered by Koha