Überlegungen zur Rezeptionsgeschichte des Neuen Testaments im Gespräch mit Régis Burnet

IF 0.5 2区哲学 0 RELIGION

New Testament Studies Pub Date : 2023-07-01 DOI:10.1017/S0028688523000048

Christina Hoegen-Rohls

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Abstract

Abstract The present article first presents and explains the theses that emerge from Régis Burnet's monograph ‘Exegesis and History of Reception’ (Tübingen 2021) and from his SNTS Main Paper published in NTS 2023, ‘Why “Reception History” Is Not Just Another Exegetical Method: The Case of Mark's Ending’ (Leuven 2022). It then develops questions and perspectives that result from the dialogue between Burnet's approach and my own approach and continue this productive, unfinished discussion. It should be postulated that the history of interpretation and the reception history belong to the field of theological encyclopaedia and have the potential to lead to an ‘aesthetic theology’.

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经过深思熟虑Rezeptionsgeschichte《新约》的谈话中,萝卜Burnetég

本文首先介绍并解释了r宾根2021年出版的r吉斯·伯内特的专着《训诂学和接受史》(Exegesis and History of Reception)和他在NTS 2023年发表的SNTS主要论文《为什么“接受史”不只是另一种训诂方法:马克结束的案例》(Leuven 2022年)中出现的论点。然后，从伯内特的方法和我自己的方法之间的对话中发展出问题和观点，并继续进行这一富有成效的，未完成的讨论。解释史和接受史属于神学百科领域，具有走向“审美神学”的潜力。

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