The Case of the Gospels: Memory's Desire and the Limits of Historical Criticism

Werner H. Kelber

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Conceivably, insight into a mnemonic craft of thought that stored much that was considered worthy of remembering in iconic style may cast an illuminating light on our present media situation, which--in part at least--is characterized by an extreme inundation of images.

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