Vol 9 (1991)

SPECIAL ISSUE

Issues in Contextual Hermeneutics

Table of Contents

Editorial

FROM THE EDITOR
B C Lategan
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Articles

THE CHALLENGE OF CONTEXTUALITY
Bernard Lategan
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1-6
A FUNDAMENTAL CONDITION FOR ETHICAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE TEACHING OF THE BIBLE BY WHITE MALE EXEGETES: RECORDING AND CLAIMING THE SPECIFITY OF OUR PERSPECTIVE
Daniel Patte, Gary Phillips
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7-28
CONTEXTUALIZATION: LOCATING THREADS IN THE LABYRINTH
J Eugene Botha
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29-46
‘CONTEXTUALISATION’ AS NOMADIC EXISTENCE
Ferdinand Deist
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47-66
READING FROM THIS PLACE: FROM ORALITY TO LITERACY/TEXTUALITY AND BACK
Welile Mazamisa
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67-72
SOUTH AFRICAN RADIO AND TELEVISION AS CONTEXTS FOR EXEGESIS: A CASE STUDY OF INTERPRETIVE PRACTICES IN SOUTH AFRICAN PUBLIC WORSHIP
Bethel A Müller, Dirk J Smit
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73-86
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIFFERENT MODES OF READING (THE BIBLE) AND THE ORDINARY READER
Gerald West
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87-110