| Título : | Rhetoric and the new testament | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Autores: | Mack, Burton, Autor | | Editorial: | Fortress Press | | Número de páginas: | 86 páginas | | Nota general: | <27124> | | Idioma : | Inglés | | Clasificación: | 225/NTS/5/(ING) | | Resumen: | Editor´s foreword – 7
INTRODUCTION: THE CHALLENGE OF RHETORICAL CRITICISM – 9
I. THE RISE OF A CRITICAL DISCIPLINE – 19
A. The turn toward argumentation – 19
B. The discovery of rhetorical units – 21
C. Encountering the question of authority – 23
D. Engaging social histories – 24
II. THE CLASSICAL TRADITION AS CULTURAL CONTEXT – 25
A. A brief history of classical rhetoric – 25
The greek origins – 25
Rhetoric in the first century – 28
B. Classical theory and technique – 31
The classical handbooks – 31
The types of speech – 34
Theory of argumentation – 41
The pattern in practice – 43
The encomium – 47
III. RHETORIC IN THE NEW TESTAMENT – 49
A. The jesus traditions – 50
Jesus teaching on anxiety – 50
A controversy about the Sabbath – 52
Instructions on loving one’s enemies – 53
On wealth and the kingdom of god – 54
B. The Pauline tradition – 56
Belief in the resurrection: - 56
Paul´s appeal for the collection – 59
Paul´s defense of his apostleship – 60
The encomium on agape – 64
Paul´s letter to the galatians – 66
C. The epistle to the Hebrews – 73
Examples of faith – 73
An exhortation to accept discipline - 77
D. The Gospels and Acts – 78
Discipleship sayings in mark – 80
The sermon on the mount in matthew – 81
The preaching of john the Baptist – 85
The witnesses to jesus in John – 87
Peter´s Pentecost sermon – 88
CONCLUSION: THE PROMISE OF RHETORICAL CRITICISM – 93
A. The description of a discourse – 94
B. The analysis of a social formation – 97
C. The identification of an emerging Mythos – 98
D. The challenge to a biblical hermeneutic – 100
WORKS CITED - 103
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Rhetoric and the new testament [texto impreso] / Mack, Burton, Autor . - [S.l.] : Fortress Press, [s.d.] . - 86 páginas. <27124> Idioma : Inglés | Clasificación: | 225/NTS/5/(ING) | | Resumen: | Editor´s foreword – 7
INTRODUCTION: THE CHALLENGE OF RHETORICAL CRITICISM – 9
I. THE RISE OF A CRITICAL DISCIPLINE – 19
A. The turn toward argumentation – 19
B. The discovery of rhetorical units – 21
C. Encountering the question of authority – 23
D. Engaging social histories – 24
II. THE CLASSICAL TRADITION AS CULTURAL CONTEXT – 25
A. A brief history of classical rhetoric – 25
The greek origins – 25
Rhetoric in the first century – 28
B. Classical theory and technique – 31
The classical handbooks – 31
The types of speech – 34
Theory of argumentation – 41
The pattern in practice – 43
The encomium – 47
III. RHETORIC IN THE NEW TESTAMENT – 49
A. The jesus traditions – 50
Jesus teaching on anxiety – 50
A controversy about the Sabbath – 52
Instructions on loving one’s enemies – 53
On wealth and the kingdom of god – 54
B. The Pauline tradition – 56
Belief in the resurrection: - 56
Paul´s appeal for the collection – 59
Paul´s defense of his apostleship – 60
The encomium on agape – 64
Paul´s letter to the galatians – 66
C. The epistle to the Hebrews – 73
Examples of faith – 73
An exhortation to accept discipline - 77
D. The Gospels and Acts – 78
Discipleship sayings in mark – 80
The sermon on the mount in matthew – 81
The preaching of john the Baptist – 85
The witnesses to jesus in John – 87
Peter´s Pentecost sermon – 88
CONCLUSION: THE PROMISE OF RHETORICAL CRITICISM – 93
A. The description of a discourse – 94
B. The analysis of a social formation – 97
C. The identification of an emerging Mythos – 98
D. The challenge to a biblical hermeneutic – 100
WORKS CITED - 103
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