The Gospel and the Sacred: Poetics of Violence in Mark

Robert G. Hamerton-Kelly

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In six lucid chapters, the author displays a remarkable perspective on the inner workings of the Markan text. Taking the account of the cleansing of the Temple as his starting point, he describes the relation in Mark of the Sacred, violence, the scapegoat, and also the poetics of faith.

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