FROM MULTICULTURALITY TO INTERCULTURALITY: CAN INTERCULTURAL BIBLICAL HERMENEUTICS BE OF ANY ASSISTANCE?

Louis Jonker

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Christian Theology and Mission Hermeneutics and Narrative Identity

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This paper, as well as other papers presented at the same interdisciplinary colloquium1 form part of the theoretical reflection of a research project with the title “Utilising hermeneutics in the move from multiculturality to interculturality: Intercultural Bible reading as case study.”2 In the present contribution the problem that is investigated is identified, and the possible contribution of biblical hermeneutics is indicated. A preliminary discussion of key concepts such as “culture”, “multiculturality” and “interculturality” is also presented here.

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1974The Interpretation of Cultures 2017The Interpretation of Cultures 2005Allemaal andersdenkenden : omgaan met cultuurverschillen 2004Cultural Interpretation: Reorienting New Testament Criticism 2002The Material Culture of the Bible: An Introduction 2001Interpreting the Old Testament in Africa 2004Through the eyes of another: intercultural reading of the Bible

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