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本书为斑斓阅读典藏版中的一本，英汉对照，译文精良，观点独到新颖，是通识教育的必读之选。
作者简介
约翰·里奇斯，格拉斯哥大学神学与《圣经》批评学教授，已出版的专著有《耶稣的世界：危机中的1世纪犹太教》以及《一个世纪的研究》。
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第一章 《圣经》在现代世界：经典文本抑或神圣文本？
第二章 《圣经》是如何写作的
第三章 《圣经》的成书过程
第四章 《圣经》与其信奉者
第五章 《圣经》与其评论家
第六章 《圣经》与后殖民世界
第七章 《圣经》与高雅文化和通俗文化
第八章 《圣经》与政治
第九章 结语
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The Bible contains agreat variety of such forms. The Hebrew Bible is traditionally dividedinto three parts: the Torah, the Prophets, and the Writings. The Torah(or Pentateuch) comprises the first five books and contains a mixtureof narratives and legal texts. In some sections narrative predominates(Genesis, Exodus, and Numbers); in others the legal material isdominant (Leviticus and Deuteronomy). Deuteronomy is cast as thelast testament of Moses to the people, prior to his death and the entryof the people into the Land under Joshua. The Prophets containsprophetic books with both narrative and prophetic oracles, precededby the histories of Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings. These bookscontain masterpieces of story-telling, but also construct a history ofthe people with a distinctive theological perspective. The Writingscontains a mixture of psalms, proverbial material, and more historicalbooks.
The New Testament adds a number of forms to this: Gospels, whichbear considerable resemblance to contemporary biographies or 'Lives';letters, which vary from the fairly short personal communication(Philemon) to the elaborate treatise of 16 chapters in Paul's Letter tothe Romans; acts, a form recording the deeds of famous figures whichwould have many exemplars in Christian literature; and an apocalypse,Revelation, a contemporary form which enjoyed considerablepopularity in first-century Judaism. The writers and compilers of theBible, that is to say, used a variety of literary forms in which to casttheir works. Many of these forms may have had their origins in popular,oral culture, but within the tradition of biblical writing and compilationsuch literary forms became influential and constrained the way inwhich the books were written. Even the Gospel form, which may, as aparticular variation of the contemporary Life, be ascribed to Mark, wasimmediately emulated by the other canonical evangelists and by manyothers whose works were never included in the canon. The Bible bothdrew on and created literary traditions and forms.
本书为斑斓阅读典藏版中的一本，英汉对照，译文精良，观点独到新颖，是通识教育的必读之选。
作者简介
约翰·里奇斯，格拉斯哥大学神学与《圣经》批评学教授，已出版的专著有《耶稣的世界：危机中的1世纪犹太教》以及《一个世纪的研究》。
目录
图目
第一章 《圣经》在现代世界：经典文本抑或神圣文本？
第二章 《圣经》是如何写作的
第三章 《圣经》的成书过程
第四章 《圣经》与其信奉者
第五章 《圣经》与其评论家
第六章 《圣经》与后殖民世界
第七章 《圣经》与高雅文化和通俗文化
第八章 《圣经》与政治
第九章 结语
文摘
版权页：
插图：
The Bible contains agreat variety of such forms. The Hebrew Bible is traditionally dividedinto three parts: the Torah, the Prophets, and the Writings. The Torah(or Pentateuch) comprises the first five books and contains a mixtureof narratives and legal texts. In some sections narrative predominates(Genesis, Exodus, and Numbers); in others the legal material isdominant (Leviticus and Deuteronomy). Deuteronomy is cast as thelast testament of Moses to the people, prior to his death and the entryof the people into the Land under Joshua. The Prophets containsprophetic books with both narrative and prophetic oracles, precededby the histories of Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings. These bookscontain masterpieces of story-telling, but also construct a history ofthe people with a distinctive theological perspective. The Writingscontains a mixture of psalms, proverbial material, and more historicalbooks.
The New Testament adds a number of forms to this: Gospels, whichbear considerable resemblance to contemporary biographies or 'Lives';letters, which vary from the fairly short personal communication(Philemon) to the elaborate treatise of 16 chapters in Paul's Letter tothe Romans; acts, a form recording the deeds of famous figures whichwould have many exemplars in Christian literature; and an apocalypse,Revelation, a contemporary form which enjoyed considerablepopularity in first-century Judaism. The writers and compilers of theBible, that is to say, used a variety of literary forms in which to casttheir works. Many of these forms may have had their origins in popular,oral culture, but within the tradition of biblical writing and compilationsuch literary forms became influential and constrained the way inwhich the books were written. Even the Gospel form, which may, as aparticular variation of the contemporary Life, be ascribed to Mark, wasimmediately emulated by the other canonical evangelists and by manyothers whose works were never included in the canon. The Bible bothdrew on and created literary traditions and forms.
| ISBN | 9787513531153 |
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| 出版社 | 外语教学与研究出版社 |
| 作者 | 约翰?里奇斯 (John Riches) |
| 尺寸 | 16 |