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Rhetorical criticism and biblical performance criticism are natural partners in understanding communication of biblical texts. This collection of essays brings a diversity of scholars of the Hebrew Bible and New Testament together to orient graduate students and scholars interested in rhetorical and performance criticism to current methods and resources, including those offered by material remains, ritual, rhetorical handbooks, and ancient speeches and dramas. Each contribution immerses the reader into a cultural world rich with persuasion and performance.
Rhetorical criticism and biblical performance criticism are natural partners in understanding communication of biblical texts. This collection of essays brings a diversity of scholars of the Hebrew Bible and New Testament together to orient graduate students and scholars interested in rhetorical ...
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Peter S. Perry is Affiliate Associate Professor of New Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary and Pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church in Glendale, Arizona, and author of The Rhetoric of Digressions (Wipf & Stock, 2014) and Insights from Performance Criticism (2016). U-Wen Low is Assistant Professor of Public Religion at the University of Birmingham, UK. He is the author of Dramatic Resistance (forthcoming).
Peter S. Perry is Affiliate Associate Professor of New Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary and Pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church in Glendale, Arizona, and author of The Rhetoric of Digressions (Wipf & Stock, 2014) and Insights from Performance Criticism (2016). U-Wen Low is Assistant Prof...
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