The Social Sciences and Biblical Interpretation: Reflections on Tradition and Practice

Interpretation 36 (3):229-242 (1982)
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Because the biblical interpreter in dealing with texts must deal with language, and because language is a social product, methods must be found which can deal with that social dimension of the biblical texts.

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