Reading a story as a story can be a beautiful thing! (With this, I don’t mean to imply that things aren’t necessarily true; I’m just referring to the concept of narratology – yes, it’s a word – where one looks at the characters, plot, scenery, action, etc. of a story.) The same can be said [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Narratology’
Narrative musings on the Last Judgement in Matthew
Posted in Greek-extra-lite, Hermeneutics, New Testament - General, tagged Five discourses in Matthew, Last Judgement, Matt 25:31-46, Matthew, Narratology on February 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Stellenbosch Conferences
Posted in New Testament - General, Septuagint, tagged Bel and the Dragon, Bel et Draco, Narratology, Pilate on June 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I am reading a paper in about a week’s time at the SA Association for the Study of the LXX’s Conference in Stellenbosch. The title of this paper is: “Reading ‘Bel and the Dragon’ as Narrative: a comparison between the Old Greek and Theodotion.“ The abstract reads as follows: This paper investigates the narrative character [...]
