The Gospel of John in cultural and rhetorical perspective / Jerome H. Neyrey.
2009
226.507 N574g 2009
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Title
The Gospel of John in cultural and rhetorical perspective / Jerome H. Neyrey.
Author
ISBN
9780802848666 (pbk. : alk. paper)
0802848664 (pbk. : alk. paper)
0802848664 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Imprint
Grand Rapids, Mich. : William B. Eerdmans Pub. Co., 2009.
Language
English
Description
xx, 489 p. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
226.507 N574g 2009
System Control No.
(OCoLC)368051263
(OCoLC)368051263
(OCoLC)368051263
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Formatted Contents Note
The anatomy of the Fourth Gospel : major perspectives. Encomiumvs. vituperation : contrasting portraits of Jesus in the Fourth Gospel
Role and status in the Fourth Gospel : cutting through confusion
Spaces and places, whence and whither, homes and rooms : "territoriality" in the Fourth Gospel
Narrative episodes in focus. "Are you greater than our father Jacob?" : Jesus and Jacob in John 1:51 and 4:4-26
"He must increase, I must decrease" (John 3:30) : a cultural and social interpretation
What's wrong with this picture? John 4, cultural stereotypes of women, and public and private space
"Equal to God" (John 5:18) : Jesus and God's two powers in the Fourth Gospel
The trials (forensic) and tribulations (honor challenges) of Jesus : John 7 in social science perspective
Jesus the judge : forensic process in John 8:21-59
Secrecy, deception, and revelation : information control in the Fourth Gospel
The "noble" Shepherd in John 10 : cultural and rhetorical background
"I said : you are gods" : Psalm 82:6 and John 10
"In conclusion
" : John 12 as a rhetorical "peroratio"
The footwashing in John 13:6-11 : transformation ritual or ceremony?
Worship in the Fourth Gospel : a cultural interpretation of John 14-17
"Despising the shame of the cross" : honor and shame in the Johannine passion narrative
Jesus vis-à-vis God : agent or equal? "My Lord and my God" : the heavenly character of Jesus in John's Gospel
"I am the door" (John 10:7, 9) : Jesus the broker in the Fourth Gospel.
Role and status in the Fourth Gospel : cutting through confusion
Spaces and places, whence and whither, homes and rooms : "territoriality" in the Fourth Gospel
Narrative episodes in focus. "Are you greater than our father Jacob?" : Jesus and Jacob in John 1:51 and 4:4-26
"He must increase, I must decrease" (John 3:30) : a cultural and social interpretation
What's wrong with this picture? John 4, cultural stereotypes of women, and public and private space
"Equal to God" (John 5:18) : Jesus and God's two powers in the Fourth Gospel
The trials (forensic) and tribulations (honor challenges) of Jesus : John 7 in social science perspective
Jesus the judge : forensic process in John 8:21-59
Secrecy, deception, and revelation : information control in the Fourth Gospel
The "noble" Shepherd in John 10 : cultural and rhetorical background
"I said : you are gods" : Psalm 82:6 and John 10
"In conclusion
" : John 12 as a rhetorical "peroratio"
The footwashing in John 13:6-11 : transformation ritual or ceremony?
Worship in the Fourth Gospel : a cultural interpretation of John 14-17
"Despising the shame of the cross" : honor and shame in the Johannine passion narrative
Jesus vis-à-vis God : agent or equal? "My Lord and my God" : the heavenly character of Jesus in John's Gospel
"I am the door" (John 10:7, 9) : Jesus the broker in the Fourth Gospel.
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