A cultural turn in New Testament studies?

Jeremy Punt

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This article considers intersections between cultural studies and New Testament studies. It ponders and focuses on possible approaches to the bearing of the ‘cultural turn’ on biblical studies. Following a brief consideration of cultural studies and its potential value for New Testament studies, four promising developments in cultural studies approaches to the New Testament are noted.Keywords: Cultural Studies; Postcolonial; Gender; Ideology; Autobiography

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1974The Interpretation of Cultures: Selected Essays 1991Imaginary homelands: essays and criticism, 1981-1991 2007The Affective Turn 1983The Great Code: The Bible and Literature 1996The Historic Turn in the Human Sciences 1981THE ANALOGICAL IMAGINATION:CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY AND THE CULTURE OF PLURALISM 2000Beyond the Cultural Turn: New Directions in the Study of Society and Culture 2005Postcolonial Imagination And Feminist Theology

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