The personal voice in biblical interpretation / edited by Ingrid Rosa Kitzberger.

The guarded personal voice of a male European-American biblical scholar / Daniel Patte.-- My personal voice: the making of a postcolonial critic / Fernado F. Segovia.-- The function of the non-fulfilled promises: reading the Pentateuch from the perspective of the Latin-American oppressed people / J. Severino Croatto .-- Mark's open ending and following Jesus on the way: an autobiographical interpretation of the Gospel of Mark / Maria Gemma Victorino.-- Fathers and sons: fragments from an autobiographical midrash on John's Gospel / Jeffrey L. Staley.-- Reading and sense-experiencing the Gospel of John / Maria Anicia Co.-- An adventure with Nicodemus / Francis J. Moloney.-- Border crossing and meeting Jesus at the well: an autobiographical re-reading of the Samaritan woman's story in John 4:1-44 / Ingrid Rosa Kitzberger.-- Reading the letter to the Galatians from an apartheid and a post-apartheid perspective / Bernard C. Lategan.-- My reading of 1 John in Africa / Jan Gabriel Van Der Watt.-- A self-conscious reader-response interpretation of Romans 13:1-7 /James W. Voelz.--A re-evaluation of Hosea 1-2: Philology informed by life experience / Mayer I. Gruber.-- Revolting revelations / Stephen D. Moore.

Includes bibliographical references (page 200) and indexes.

The Personal Voice in Biblical Interpretation makes evident the multiplicity and legitimacy of different interpretations and break new gound in the ongoing debate of the hermeneutics and methods in biblical scholarship.

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