Contemporary Biblical Hermeneutics: An Introduction

Abstract

Preface Introduction: The topic and procedure of this book. Part I The Philosophical Foundations of Biblical Hermeneutics: The phenomenology of understanding: the theory of the hermeneutical square An excursion through the history of philosophical hermeneutics with a focus on biblical hermeneutics. Part II The plurality of current approaches to the Bible: Methods focused on authors and their worlds Methods focused on texts and their worlds Methods focused on readers and their worlds Methods focused on the reality behind the text. Part III Summary: Fullness of flood of meaning?: The Bible and the current plethora of methods. Bibliography Indexes.

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