Waking the Bible: Biblical Hermeneutic and Literary Imagination

Interpretation 32 (3):269-285 (1978)
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An important feature of contemporary biblical studies is the movement of many interpreters in a direction that leads from historical to literary criticism and then from classical to structural literary criticism

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