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It's the end of the world as we know it- [e-book] : Eschatology, Q, and the construction of Christian origins
It's the end of the world as we know it- [e-book] : Eschatology, Q, and the construction of Christian origins
자료유형  
 학위논문
ISBN  
9780493627137
저자명  
Johnson-DeBaufre, Melanie Jean
서명/저자  
Its the end of the world as we know it - [e-book] : Eschatology, Q, and the construction of Christian origins / by Melanie Jean Johnson-DeBaufre
발행사항  
Cambridge : Harvard Divinity School, 2002.
형태사항  
286 p.
주기사항  
Advisers: Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza; Helmut Koester.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Th.D.) : Harvard Divinity School, 2002.
초록/해제  
요약 : This study offers re-interpretations of four Q units that figure prominently in the critical discussion about Q's eschatological and/or apocalyptic outlook. I argue that scholarly debates about eschatology and Christian origins variously but persistently center the identity of Jesus as the prime interest of inquiry. This results in interpretations of Q's rhetorical exigencies solely in terms of negotiating Jesus' identity rather than in terms of articulating the community's visions and values.
초록/해제  
요약 : Throughout this study I juxtapose a discussion of the scholarly discourse on eschatology, Q, and Christian origins with re-readings of the Q material. My goal is not to identify and eliminate underlying interests and frameworks prior to interpreting Q, but rather to identify and articulate competing interests that have a bearing on one's interpretation of Q. Two chapters (one and four) of this study, therefore, analyze scholarly debates about eschatology and Q, and situate these debates in contemporary public discourse about Christian identity in a pluralistic world. Each of these chapters introduces two companion chapters (two and three; and five and six) that present alternative interpretations of select Q texts. Chapters two and three discuss Q's John the Baptist material (Q 3:7-9, 16-17 and 7:18-35) and suggest that the interpretation of these units has been dominated by an emphasis on how the texts present and negotiate the relationship between John and Jesus. Rather than centering their identities as the primary rhetorical exigency of the Q text, I suggest that shifting the focus to the values of the basileia movement produces a reconstruction of Q's rhetoric as a call to solidarity across lines of difference. In chapters five and six I suggest that interpreters' expectation that Q primarily makes claims of Jesus' superlative value over and against his accusers results in the erasing of the argument for common cause in the Beelzebul and Sign of Jonah pericopes (Q 11:14-26 and Q 11:16, 29-32). While Q's presentation of Jesus as the 'coming one' in 3:16 and the son of humanity in 11:30 works in the rhetoric of the text to center Jesus as singularly significant for the present and future of the audience, I argue that this move stands in some tension with Q's rhetorical interest in the common vision of the basileia. By approaching these texts with a specific commitment to centering communal values and interests, one can interpret Q as a site of struggle between competing ideologies represented by the near slogan-like expressions 'basileia of God' and 'son of humanity.'
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Harvard Divinity School.
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