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From the supplier: Reader-response criticism may provide an avenue for approaching patristic exegesis that is founded in allegorical reading. The understanding that these texts are written by second-stage readers can lead to an understanding of the responses elicited by the Biblical passages and therefore to the recovery of the texts within the contemporary tradition. The allegory, allusion and intertextuality evident in these texts can help in the interpretation of Biblical passages within their historical contexts and in their totality.
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Title: Reader-response criticism and the allegorizing reader. (of the Bible)
Author: Michael Cahill
Publication:Theological Studies (Refereed)
Date: March 1, 1996
Publisher: Theological Studies, Inc.
Volume: v57 Issue: n1 Page: p89(8)
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Reader-response criticism and the allegorizing reader. (of the Bible): An article from: Theological Studies
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Author(s)Michael Cahill
PublisherTheological Studies, Inc.
ISBN / ASINB00095MWIE
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