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Hermeneutik

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Hermeneutics and the human sciences

John B. Thompson, Paul Ricœur

1981

The Fall of Interpretation

James K. A. Smith

2000

Scripture as Logos: Rabbi Ishmael and the Origins of Midrash (Divinations: Rereading Late Ancient Religion)

Azzan Yadin

2004

Biblical interpretation and the church

D. A. Carson

1993

Reading the sealed book

J. Ross Wagner

2013

Making sense of Tantric Buddhism

Christian K. Wedemeyer

2013

Introduction to biblical interpretation

William W. Klein

1993

The Qur'an and its biblical subtext

Gabriel Said Reynolds

2010

Scripture

Angus Paddison

2009

Meaning and reading

Michel Meyer

1983

New Testament exegesis

Gordon D. Fee

1983

From History to Narrative Hermeneutics (Studies in Biblical Literature)

Han Young Lee

2004

Structuralist interpretations of biblical myth

Edmund Ronald Leach

1983

Christ Power and Mammon

Scott Thomas

2013

Hans Frei and Karl Barth

David E. Demson

1997

Significations

Charles H. Long

1986

The Bible Tells Me So: Why Defending Scripture Has Made Us Unable to Read It

Peter Enns

2014

One Bible, Many Voices

Sue Gillingham

1998

The responsibility of hermeneutics

Lundin, Roger.

1985

The garments of Torah

Michael A. Fishbane

1989

Justice and interpretation

Georgia Warnke

1993

Text to praxis

Abraham Kuruvilla

2009

Beyond objectivism and relativism

Richard J. Bernstein

1988

Many Things in Parables

Charles W. Hedrick

2004

Reading Material Culture

Christopher Tilley

1990

God-talk

John Macquarrie

1967

The semantics of Biblical language

James Barr

1983

Engaging Biblical Authority

William P. Brown

2007

Beyond the Bible

I. Howard Marshall

2004

Biblical narrative in the philosophy of Paul Ricoeur

Kevin J. Vanhoozer

1990

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