THE LITERARY STUDIES OF THE BIBLE AND THE HERMENEUTICAL APPROACH BETWEEN THE NARRATED WORLD AND THE WORLD OF THE LISTENER-READER
If the popular reading of the Bible is not minimally guided by a hermeneutic method, it risks succumbing to the interpretive expedients of religious fundamentalism. The present text, therefore, proposes to demonstrate that the literary methods of studying the Bible are a promising methodological approach for the approximation between the narrated world and the world of the listener-reader. This enterprise intends to present the narrated world as an environment for the characters’ experience and the narrative discourse as a place for the listener-reader’s experience.
THE LITERARY STUDIES OF THE BIBLE AND THE HERMENEUTICAL APPROACH BETWEEN THE NARRATED WORLD AND THE WORLD OF THE LISTENER-READER
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.929342311058
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Palavras-chave: Biblical exegesis; narrative analysis; popular reading of the Bible; Bible as literature.
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Keywords: Biblical exegesis; narrative analysis; popular reading of the Bible; Bible as literature.
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Abstract:
If the popular reading of the Bible is not minimally guided by a hermeneutic method, it risks succumbing to the interpretive expedients of religious fundamentalism. The present text, therefore, proposes to demonstrate that the literary methods of studying the Bible are a promising methodological approach for the approximation between the narrated world and the world of the listener-reader. This enterprise intends to present the narrated world as an environment for the characters’ experience and the narrative discourse as a place for the listener-reader’s experience.
- PETTERSON BREY