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Mind Text And Commentary Noetic Exegesis In Origen Of Alexandria Didymus The Blind And Evagrius Ponticus Blossom Stefaniw

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Mind Text And Commentary Noetic Exegesis In Origen Of Alexandria Didymus The Blind And Evagrius Ponticus Blossom Stefaniw
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Publisher: Peter Lang
File Extension: PDF
File size: 10.14 MB
Pages: 421
Author: Blossom Stefaniw
ISBN: 9783631602676, 3631602677
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Mind Text And Commentary Noetic Exegesis In Origen Of Alexandria Didymus The Blind And Evagrius Ponticus Blossom Stefaniw by Blossom Stefaniw 9783631602676, 3631602677 instant download after payment.

Scholarship on early Christian exegesis is full of puzzlement at the commentator's apparent lack of concern for the literal or historical meaning of the text, usually explained as the result of an illegitimate allegorical method. This study comes to grips with the particularities of this type of interpretation by using tools from ethnography and literary criticism. By analysing the commentator's interpretive assumptions and the framework of significances within which the commentaries were produced and read, the author is able to solve a chronic problem in the study of early Christian exegesis. Further, she articulates the social context of the performance of noetic exegesis and its significance for monastic teachers, philosophers, and their audiences.

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