The Q Hypothesis Unveiled

Name: The Q Hypothesis Unveiled | Theological, Sociological, and Hermeneutical Issues behind the Sayings Source
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Theological, Sociological, and Hermeneutical Issues behind the Sayings Source

Markus Tiwald(Herausgeber*in)

Kohlhammer (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 5. August 2020

288 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Content
Looking behind the Curtain: An Introduction to the Volume
1. Features and Conceptions connected to the Q Hypothesis
2. The Contributions in this Volume
Key Issues Concerning the Q Hypothesis: Synoptic Problem, Verbal Reconstruction, and the Message of Jesus
1. Introduction
2. Q and the Synoptic Problem
3. The Problem of a Verbal Reconstruction of Q
4. Q and the Historical Jesus
5. Conclusion
Bibliography
Das Interesse an Markuspriorität, Logienquelle und Zweiquellentheorie im deutschen Protestantismus des 19. Jahrhunderts
1. Die gesellschaftlichen Einflussfaktoren auf die Ausbildung der Zweiquellentheorie
2. Die disziplinäre Logik in Philologie und Theologie zur Ausbildung der Zweiquellentheorie im Deutschland des 19. Jh.
3. Schleiermachers Beitrag
4. Die Destruktion der Vorgaben Schleiermachers und die Ausbildung der Zweiquellentheorie
5. Die Logienquelle: ein Produkt des deutschen Protestantismus des 19. Jahrhunderts?
Bibliographie
The Reception of Q Studies in the UK: No room at the inn?
1. Introduction
2. Q scholarship in the UK
3. Questioning Q in the UK
4. Questioning Q as 'British'?
5. Critical reflections
Bibliography
The Rise and Development of the Farrer Hypothesis
1. Introduction
2. Luke's Dependence on Matthew Prior to Farrer
3. On Dispensing with Q
4. The Followers of Farrer
5. Proponents of Mark without Q - After Goodacre
6. Conclusions
Bibliography
The Investment of Roman Catholics in the 2DH and Q
1. Historical Survey
2. The Time after the Second Vatican Council
3. Catholic Projections on the Sayings Source
4. The Quest for Historical Authenticity
5. Catholic Perspectives
Bibliography
Introducing "Q" in French Catholic Scholarship at the Turn of the 19th and 20th Century: Alfred Loisy's Évangiles synoptiques
1. Two Preliminary Observations
2. Revisiting the Beginnings
3. Conclusion
Bibliography
Itinerant Radicalism: The Origin of an Exegetical Theory
1. The Biographical Context
2. The Political Context
3. The Context of Social Studies
4. The Theological Context
Bibliography
Itinerant Charismatics and Travelling Artisans - Was Jesus' Travelling Lifestyle Induced by His Artisan Background?
Bibliography
Where Are All the Women in Q Studies?: Gender Demographics and the Study of Q1
1. Introduction
2. The Lack of Women Scholars Working on Q
3. A Safe Space: Women Talking about Women
4. The Big Picture: Issues of Gender Representation in Academia
5. The Politics of Academic Networks and the Inertia of Inequality
6. Specific Issues in the Terrain of Q Studies
7. Assigning Blame?
8. Consequences for Q Scholarship
9. Conclusion
Appendix 1: Bibliography of Women Q Scholars
Bibliography
Learning Lessons on Q: The 2DH and Q in Academic Teaching
1. Academic Teaching: The Conditions of Power and Time
2. The 2DH at the Threshold of the 20th Century
3. The Last Decades Since WWII
4. Teaching the Synoptic Problem in the Bologna Era: Chances and Challenges
Bibliography
The Quest for the Historical Jesus and Q in the View of Systematic Theology
1. Thesis
2. Antithesis
3. Synthesis
4. Consequences
Bibliography
Contributors (Alphabetic Order)
Index of Persons and Subjects
Index of Primary Sources

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