An edition of Understanding participant-reference shifts in the book of Jeremiah
(2013)
Understanding participant-reference shifts in the book of Jeremiah
a study of exegetical method and its consequences for the interpretation of referential incoherence
by Oliver Glanz
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Understanding participant-reference shifts in the book of Jeremiah: a study of exegetical method and its consequences for the interpretation of referential incoherence
2013, Brill
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
The case : person, number, gender shifts : data and interpretation;
Observations about the written text;
Observations about data-interpretation;
Conclusion : in need of understanding PNG shifts ;
Overview of interpretative suggestions;
Level of exegetical practice;
Level of language-systematic approaches ;
Conclusion : interpretative risks ;
Research procedure ;
Procedure of presentation --
Methodological reflections. -- Introduction ;
Phenomenology of the subject-object relation;
A general description of the subject-object relation of reason;
Frameworks of reason as part of the subject-object relationship;
The hermeneutical task;
Method ;
Phenomenology of the biblical text as object;
Text as phenomenon;
Summary ;
Interpretations of textual phenomena (the object from the subject's viewpoint);
Methodological consequences of reason's interpretation and the view of the text as object;
Summary --
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Proposal of method : analytical instruments.
General remarks ;
Phenomenological reading : the initial methodological step;
The WIVU database;
Specific procedure : registration and collection of PNG shifts --
Commentary treatment of PNG shifts. -- Introduction ;
Modernistic fragmentation and PNG shifts (Duhm, Mowinckel);
Statistics;
Description;
Evaluation ;
Response (1st) to modernistic fragmentation and PNG shifts (Thiel);
Statistics;
Description;
Evaluation ;
Response (2ndA) to modernistic fragmentation and PNG shifts (Lundbom);
Statistics;
Description;
Evaluation ;
Response (2ndB) to modernistic fragmentation and PNG shifts (Holladay);
Statistics;
Description;
Evaluation ;
Postmodern fragmentation and PNG shifts (Carroll);
Statistics;
Description;
Evaluation ;
Conclusion;
Bringing the absence of PNG shifts into focus;
Critique --
PNG shifts and the textual being-aspect 'reception and transmission'.-- Introduction ;
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PNG shifts and intertextuality;
General observation;
Detailed observations;
Conclusion ;
PNG shifts and text tradition;
Codex leningradensis and Qumran fragments;
Codex leningradensis and the Septuagint ;
Summary --
Distribution and interpretation of PNG shifts. -- Introduction ;
System of data registration and data indexation ;
Remarks on presentation procedure ;
Interpretation of "Single Position Shifts" (SPS);
SPS within the sentence boundary (Sentence level);
SPS beyond the sentence boundary (Text level);
Conclusion ;
Interpretation of "Multiple Position Shift" (MPS);
Indicating DSC shift (SS = DSC);
lP Centric SS shifts within a DSC;
Objectivization;
Subjectivization;
sg = pl;
Shifting relational role;
Contextual introduction between DSI and DSC;
Summary ;
Conclusion --
Conclusions on method and the interpretation of PNG shifts.
Implications for reading and translating Jeremiah ;
Methodological conclusions --
^-- Appendix (SESB screenshots)-- Bibliography-- Index of scripture-- Index of authors.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (pages 363-370) and index.
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