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John’s Gospel as Ancient Biography Rewriting Jesus After Mark

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Produktdetails

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

30.09.2026

Verlag

Mohr Siebeck

Seitenzahl

270

Maße (L/B)

23.2/15.5 cm

Auflage

1

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-16-164730-7

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

30.09.2026

Verlag

Mohr Siebeck

Seitenzahl

270

Maße (L/B)

23.2/15.5 cm

Auflage

1

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-16-164730-7

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Mohr Siebeck GmbH & Co. K
Wilhelmstraße 18
72074 Tübingen
DE

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  • Produktbild: John’s Gospel as Ancient Biography
  • Chapter 1

    1 Definition

    1.1 The Fluid Nature of Genre in Antiquity

    1.2 Lives / Vitae / Bioi: a Dynamic and Flexible Genre

    1.3 Reconstructing and Evaluating Character: Approaches in Ancient Lives

    1.4 The Selective Nature of Ancient Lives

    1.5 What Can Be Read as a Life?

    2 History of Research: What are the Gospels?

    2.1 From the Beginning to 1992

    2.2 Continuing Debate: Arguments Against the 'Biographical Hypothesis'

    2.3 Reconsidering the Uniqueness of the Gospels

    2.4 Ongoing Debate: Alternative Perspectives

    2.5 Ongoing Debate: Towards Acceptance of the 'Biographical Hypothesis'

    2.6 Further Theories: Genre Mosaic

    2.7 Growing Acceptance of the 'Biographical Hypothesis'

    3 Conclusion

    Chapter 2

    1 Life: A Well-Suited Genre

    1.1 Prologue

    1.2 Mighty Signs (Deeds)

    1.3 Words: Encounters, Discourses, and Teaching

    1.4 Death

    1.5 Post-Death Events

    2 Conclusion

    Chapter 3

    1 Rewriting in Antiquity

    1.1 Defining Ancient Practices as Rewriting

    1.2 Rewriting and the Composition of Jewish texts

    2 Rewriting Characters

    2.1 Philo of Alexandria

    2.2 Cornelius Nepos

    2.3 Plutarch

    3 Conclusion

    Chapter 4

    1 John's Knowledge of Mark: History of Research

    1.1 Supplementation / Complementation Theory

    1.2 Windisch: Supplanting Theory

    1.3 Gardner-Smith: A New Consensus

    1.4 Dodd: Confirming the Consensus

    1.5 Not All Are in Favour of Independence

    1.6 Strengthening of the New Consensus

    1.7 Dissolution of the Consensus: Increasing Recognition of John's Use of Mark

    1.8 New Avenues

    2 Early Followers of Jesus: Communities and Communication

    3 John's Rewriting of Mark: Jesus at the Centre of the Narrative

    4 Conclusion

    Chapter 5

    1 Lives, Usefulness, and Persuasion

    2. Persuasion in John

    3 Conclusion

    Chapter 6

    1 Summary: Life, Rewriting, and Shaping the Ideal Account

    2 Findings: Life, Creative Adaptation, Biographical Impulse

    3 Concluding Remarks