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Bible and Literature
Aims and Methods
The Role of Artistic Interpretation in Biblical Hermeneutics
The Role of Art in the Hermeneutical Process
The Text and the Reader: Partners in Dialogue
The Struggle between Synchrony and Diachrony
The Context and Reception of the Promised Land Motif in the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament
A Thematic Analysis of the Promised Land in the Hebrew Bible
An Historical-Critical Analysis of Genesis 15:7 & Exodus 3:
An Historical-Critical Analysis of Genesis 15:1-
An Historical-Critical Analysis of Exodus 3:1-
Reception of the Promised Land in the Hebrew Bible
The Torah
Deuteronomistic History
The Literary Prophets to the End of the Exile
The Postexilic Era
Reception of the Promised Land in the New Testament
The Gospels and Acts
The Pauline Epistles
The Non-Pauline Epistles
The Extra-Biblical and Post-Biblical History of the Promised Land Motif
The History of Biblical Scholarship
Antiquity
Reformation
Late Tradition and Application
The History of Literary Scholarship
Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and Reformation
Late Reception and Application
The History of Religious Communities in the American Episcopal Church
The Community of New England Puritans
The American Episcopal Community of Later Centuries
Interpretations of the Promised Land Motif by Walter Brueggemann and John Steinbeck
Brueggemann's Interpretation of the Promised Land Motif
The Land as Symbol and Fascinans
Brueggemann's Land Symbolism: Between Landlessness and Landedness
Curing One's Conscience but What Comes Next? Brueggemann and Liberation Theology
John Steinbeck's Interpretation of the Promised Land Motif
Steinbeck as a Biblical Interpreter
A Foretaste of Paradise: The Pastures of Heaven and Of Mice and Men
Passion to Possess: To a God Unknown
Killing the Land and Marching Further West: The Grapes of Wrath
The Soul's Journey towards the Promised Land: East of Eden
Conclusion
Literal and/or Allegorical Faces of the Promised Land
Steinbeck and Brueggemann
Steinbeck's Contribution to the Interpretation of the Promised Land Motif
Aims and Methods
The Role of Artistic Interpretation in Biblical Hermeneutics
The Role of Art in the Hermeneutical Process
The Text and the Reader: Partners in Dialogue
The Struggle between Synchrony and Diachrony
The Context and Reception of the Promised Land Motif in the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament
A Thematic Analysis of the Promised Land in the Hebrew Bible
An Historical-Critical Analysis of Genesis 15:7 & Exodus 3:
An Historical-Critical Analysis of Genesis 15:1-
An Historical-Critical Analysis of Exodus 3:1-
Reception of the Promised Land in the Hebrew Bible
The Torah
Deuteronomistic History
The Literary Prophets to the End of the Exile
The Postexilic Era
Reception of the Promised Land in the New Testament
The Gospels and Acts
The Pauline Epistles
The Non-Pauline Epistles
The Extra-Biblical and Post-Biblical History of the Promised Land Motif
The History of Biblical Scholarship
Antiquity
Reformation
Late Tradition and Application
The History of Literary Scholarship
Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and Reformation
Late Reception and Application
The History of Religious Communities in the American Episcopal Church
The Community of New England Puritans
The American Episcopal Community of Later Centuries
Interpretations of the Promised Land Motif by Walter Brueggemann and John Steinbeck
Brueggemann's Interpretation of the Promised Land Motif
The Land as Symbol and Fascinans
Brueggemann's Land Symbolism: Between Landlessness and Landedness
Curing One's Conscience but What Comes Next? Brueggemann and Liberation Theology
John Steinbeck's Interpretation of the Promised Land Motif
Steinbeck as a Biblical Interpreter
A Foretaste of Paradise: The Pastures of Heaven and Of Mice and Men
Passion to Possess: To a God Unknown
Killing the Land and Marching Further West: The Grapes of Wrath
The Soul's Journey towards the Promised Land: East of Eden
Conclusion
Literal and/or Allegorical Faces of the Promised Land
Steinbeck and Brueggemann
Steinbeck's Contribution to the Interpretation of the Promised Land Motif