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245 00 Religious stories we live by :|bnarrative approaches in
theology and religious studies /|cedited by R. Ruard
Ganzevoort, Maaike de Haardt, Michael Scherer-Rath.
264 1 Leiden, The Netherlands :|bBrill,|c2014.
264 4 |c©2014
300 1 online resource (xi, 296 pages).
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490 1 Studies in theology and religion (STAR) ;|vVOLUME 19
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |tIntroduction: Religious Stories We Live By /|rR. Ruard
Ganzevoort --|t'Show, Don't Tell': The (Ir)rationality of
Religious Stories /|rEdwin Koster --|tNarrative,
Postformal Cognition, and Religious Belief /|rJames M. Day
--|tNarratives of the Self in the Study of Religions:
Epistemological Reflections Based on a Pragmatic Notion of
Weak Rationality /|rChris Hermans --|tA Short Survey of
Narratology in Biblical Studies /|rDorothea Erbele-Küster
--|tSaramago's Reshaping of Cain and God: A Study in
Characterization and Intertextuality /|rWim J.C. Weren --
|tJericho is Shouting: Narrative and Rhetoric in Joshua 6
/|rMarieke den Braber --|tStory of a Gang Rape as a Means
of Liberation: A Contextual Reading of Judges 19 /|rKlaas
Spronk --|tShowcasing the Little Sister: The Grammatical
Lives of Samson's Women (Judg 13-16) as a Syntactic
Supplement to Narratological Analysis /|rWillien van
Wieringen --|tNarrative Reconstruction as Creative
Contingency /|rMichael Scherer-Rath --|tDialogical
Constructions of a Muslim Self through Life Story Telling
/|rMarjo Buitelaar.
505 80 |tReligious Narrative and the Body /|rToke Elshof --|tAn
Instrument for Reconstructing Interpretation in Life
Stories /|rJos van den Brand,|rChris Hermans,|rMichael
Scherer-Rath, and|rPiet Verschuren -- Narrative Theology:
A Structural Overview /|rLuco J. van den Brom --|tMourning
for Yasmina: A Passion Narrative, Storytelling and Social
Engagement in Urban Ministry /|rAnne-Marie Korte --
|tVisual Narratives: Entrance to Everyday Religious
Practices /|rMaaike de Haardt --|tChanging Narratives: The
Stories the Religious Have Lived by since the 1960s /
|rMarit Monteiro,|rMarjet Derks, and|rAnnelies van Heijst
--|tTelling Authorized Stories: The Dynamics of the Dutch
Pietistic Narrative Community /|rJohn Exalto --|tPublish
or Perish? The Polemical and Apologetic Publications of
the Jesuits in the Low Countries (17th Century) / Joep
W.J. van Gennip --|tMeans of Submission or Symbol of
Protest? The Habit of the Sister of St Charles Borromeo
Amalie Augustine von Lasaulx (1815-1872) /|rAngela Berlis
--|tA Religion en plein public: Charlotte Salomon and the
Theatre of Memory /|rLiesbeth Hoeven.
520 Stories have always been important in religion, but
systematic explorations of the narrative dimensions of
religion are more recent and interdisciplinary
explorations of narrative approaches in theology and
religious studies are scarce. This book paves the ground
for these much needed interdisciplinary conversations. It
first offers philosophical, psychological, and
epistemological reflections on the importance of narrative
approaches in the study of religion. The subsequent
sections contain case studies and disciplinary overviews
of narrative perspectives in biblical, empirical,
systematic, and historical approaches in theology and
religious studies. Combined, the contributions showcase
the potential of narrative perspectives in bridging
theology and religious studies, as well as descriptive and
normative approaches. Narrative perspectives offer a
fruitful common ground for the study of religion. --from
back cover.
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