Deconstruction and biblical texts: introduction and critique

Jannie Hunter

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Starting with the main premises of post-structuralism, this paper explains some of the deconstructionist activity in literature. It aims at descriptionbing and criticising, but also at finding the relevancy of deconstruction for biblical interpretation. The paper suggests that deconstruction should be taken seriously within theological circles, but that it should uphold its claim to be realistic, but also in the field of practical interpretation.

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