The Birth and Death of the PreMarkan Passion Narrative

Name: The Birth and Death of the PreMarkan Passion Narrative | A History of Form Criticism's Most Assured Result
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A History of Form Criticism's Most Assured Result

Brandon Massey(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Juli 2024

VII, 199 Seiten

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Cover
Title
Acknowledgments
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Prehistory of the PreMarkan Passion Narrative: From Urmarkus to Jesus Tradition in the History of Religions School
1.1 Source Criticism, Markan Priority, and the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
1.1.1 Christian Gottlob Wilke (1786-1854)
1.1.2 Christian Hermann Weisse (1801-1866)
1.1.3 Heinrich-Julius Holtzmann (1832-1910)
1.1.4 Markan Source Criticism
1.2 Jesus Tradition in the History of Religions School
1.2.1. Albert Eichhorn (1856-1926)
1.2.2 Hermann Gunkel (1862-1932)
1.2.3 William Wrede (1859-1906)
1.2.4 Johannes Weiss (1863-1914)
1.2.5 Julius Wellhausen (1844-1918)
1.2.6 Wilhelm Bousset (1865-1920)
1.2.7 Summary
1.3 The Exceptional Status of the Passion Narrative in the History of Religions School
1.3.1 Weiss and the Coherence of the Passion Narrative
1.3.2 Bousset and the Passion Narrative as the Epitome of Palestinian Messianic Faith
1.4 Conclusion: Launching the Quest for the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
Chapter 2: The Birth of the PreMarkan Passion Narrative: The Form-Critical Conception of Jesus Tradition
2.1 Jesus Tradition in Form Criticism
2.1.1 Karl Ludwig Schmidt (1891-1956)
2.1.2 Martin Dibelius (1883-1947)
2.1.3 Rudolf Bultmann (1884-1976)
2.1.4 Summary
2.2 The Exceptional Status of the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
2.2.1 The Earliest Coherent Narrative of Primitive Christianity
2.2.2 The Gattung and Sitze im Leben of the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
2.3 Conclusion: Form Criticism's Most Assured Result
Chapter 3: The PreMarkan Passion Narrative in British Form Criticism
3.1 Noncomformist Adaptation of Form Criticism
3.1.1 Vincent Taylor (1887-1968)
3.1.2 C. H. Dodd (1884-1973)
3.2 Anglican Acceptance of Form Criticism
3.2.1 R. H. Lightfoot (1883-1953)
3.2.2 Dennis E. Nineham (1921-2016)
3.3 The Triumph of Form Criticism
Chapter 4: The Golden Age of the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
4.1 The Post-Bultmannians and the Authenticity of Passion Traditions
4.1.1 History, Theology, and the Passion Narrative
4.1.2 Historical Positiviism and Authenticating Criteria
4.1.3 Summary
4.2 Early Redaction-Critical Studies
4.2.1. Form-Critical Conceptions of Jesus Tradition and the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
4.2.2 Criteria for Reconstructing the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
4.3 The Problem of a PreMarkan Passion Narrative
4.3.1 Historical Report of Individual Units of Tradition
4.3.2 The Jewish Scriptures and the Development of the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
4.3.3 The Relationship between the Markan Passion Narrative and Other Canonical Texts
4.4 Conclusion: The Impossibility of Markan Redaction Criticism
Chapter 5: Challenges to the Form-Critical Consensus
5.1 Challenges from Within Form Criticism
5.1.1 Georg Bertram (1896-1979)
5.1.2 Eta Linnemann (1926-2009)
5.2 Challenges from Orality Studies
5.2.1. Rabbinic Judaism as a Model for Oral Jesus Traditions
5.2.2 E. P. Sanders and the Tendencies of the Synoptic Tradition
5.2.3 Orality Studies
5.3 Challenges from Redaction Critics
5.3.1 Kelber on Narrative Coherence and Narrative Competence
5.3.2 Donahue and the Trial before the Sanhedrin (Mark 14:53-65)
5.3.3 The Passion in Mark
5.4 Conclusion
Chapter 6: Further Challenges to the Form-Critical Consensus and Attempts to Revive the PreMarkan Passion Narrative Hypothesis
6.1 The Genre of the Gospels and the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
6.1.1 The Suffering Righteous One
6.1.2 Stories of the Death of Famous Men
6.1.3 Pronouncement Reports in a Passion Context
6.1.4 The Gospel of Mark as Biography
6.2 Gospel Relations and the Question of a PreMarkan Passion Narrative
6.2.1. The Gospel of Peter and the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
6.2.2 The Johannine Passion Narrative and the PreMarkan Passion Narrative
6.3 Conclusion
Conclusion: The PreMarkan Passion Narrative after the Death of Form Criticism
Bibliography
Index of Ancient Sources
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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