Because you bear this name : conceptual metaphor and the moral meaning of 1 Peter / by Bonnie Howe.

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Howe, Bonnie

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TextSeries: Biblical interpretation series ; v. 81.Publication details: Boston ; Leiden : Brill, 2006.Description: 1 online resource (xix, 402 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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9789047409458
9047409450
1281398551
9781281398550
9786611398552
6611398554

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Because you bear this name.DDC classification:

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BS2795.6.E8 H69 2006eb

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; FOREWORD; PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; Overview; PART A HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY METAPHOR THEORIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR BIBLICAL HERMENEUTICS AND ETHICS; CHAPTER ONE METAPHOR AND HERMENEUTICS: A HISTORY; CHAPTER TWO A CONTEMPORARY THEORY OF METAPHOR; CHAPTER THREE TWO 'ANALOGICAL IMAGINATION' APPROACHES TO METAPHOR AND NT ETHICS; PART B CONCEPTUAL METAPHOR IN 1PETER: METHODOLOGICAL DEMONSTRATION; INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER FOUR BEFORE READING 1PETER; CHAPTER FIVE METAMORAL METAPHORS: MORAL ACCOUNTING AND AUTHORITY; CHAPTER SIX LIVING IN CHRIST.

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Summary: Using the tools of cognitive linguistics alongside those of scriptural analysis, Bonnie Howe clarifies our understanding of metaphor, and its deep relation to religious and moral thought. At an even deeper level, she clarifies what it means to be a reader - and what impact that has on our role specifically as readers of ancient, complex, difficult and deeply important scriptural texts. Using Gilles Fauconnier's work on conceptual integration, she explains how such texts can engage and influence us so intensely, if not simply. This is an important book for anyone who takes seriously the need to.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 371-379) and indexes.

Using the tools of cognitive linguistics alongside those of scriptural analysis, Bonnie Howe clarifies our understanding of metaphor, and its deep relation to religious and moral thought. At an even deeper level, she clarifies what it means to be a reader - and what impact that has on our role specifically as readers of ancient, complex, difficult and deeply important scriptural texts. Using Gilles Fauconnier's work on conceptual integration, she explains how such texts can engage and influence us so intensely, if not simply. This is an important book for anyone who takes seriously the need to.

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