Orality, literacy, and colonialism in antiquity / edited by Jonathan A. Draper. [print]

Material type: TextTextPublication details: Atlanta, Georgia : Society of Biblical Literature, (c)2004.Description: 240 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
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  • BL687.D765.O735 2004
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Contents:
Jonathan A. Draper -- Indigenous poems, colonialist texts John Miles Foley -- Cognition, orality-literacy, and approaches to first-century writings Pieter J.J. Botha -- Moving beyond colonialist discourse : understanding oral theory and cultural difference in the context of media analysis J.A. "Bobby" Loubser -- Why did Plato write? / Jean-Luc Solare -- Mithra's cult : an example of religious colonialism in Roman times? / Baudouin Decharneux -- The origins of the Hebrew scriptures in imperial relations Richard A. Horsley -- Roman imperialism and early Christian scribality Werner H. Kelber -- Practicing the presence of God in John : ritual use of scripture and the Eidos Theou in John 5:37 Jonathan A. Draper -- Responses -- Rabbinic oral tradition in late Byzantine Galilee : Christian empire and rabbinic ideological resistance Martin S. Jaffee -- Oralities, literacies, and colonialism in antiquity and contemporary scholarship Claudia V. Camp.
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Orality, literacy, and colonialism in antiquity Jonathan A. Draper -- Indigenous poems, colonialist texts John Miles Foley -- Cognition, orality-literacy, and approaches to first-century writings Pieter J.J. Botha -- Moving beyond colonialist discourse : understanding oral theory and cultural difference in the context of media analysis J.A. "Bobby" Loubser -- Why did Plato write? / Jean-Luc Solare -- Mithra's cult : an example of religious colonialism in Roman times? / Baudouin Decharneux -- The origins of the Hebrew scriptures in imperial relations Richard A. Horsley -- Roman imperialism and early Christian scribality Werner H. Kelber -- Practicing the presence of God in John : ritual use of scripture and the Eidos Theou in John 5:37 Jonathan A. Draper -- Responses -- Rabbinic oral tradition in late Byzantine Galilee : Christian empire and rabbinic ideological resistance Martin S. Jaffee -- Oralities, literacies, and colonialism in antiquity and contemporary scholarship Claudia V. Camp.

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