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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• de Boer, M. C.

Titel

THE SIXTY-EIGHTH GENERAL MEETING: 23–27 July 2013

Ist Teil von

• New Testament studies, 2014-04, Vol.60 (2), p.286-291

Ort / Verlag

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Erscheinungsjahr

2014

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Alma/SFX Local Collection

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Main papers in plenary sessions were read by Professor M. Lattke (Australia), 'Paul de Lagarde on the Jews'; Professor C. Clivaz (Switzerland), 'Le Nouveau Testament dans la culture digitale: un bibliaridion pris dans la toile du Web?'; Professor P. Trebilco (New Zealand), 'Creativity at the Boundary: Features of the Linguistic and Conceptual Construction of Outsiders in the New Testament'; Professor R. Bieringer (Belgium), 'Die johanneische Christologie zwischen Sein und Schein: Die Menschlichkeit Jesu und der vermeintliche 'Doketismus' im vierten Evangelium'. Ten short papers were given in three sessions of simultaneous papers: (1) Professor David Sim (Australia), 'Matthew and Galilee: A Hypothesis Built upon the Rock or the Sand?'; (2) Professor Petr MareÄek (Czech Republic), 'Der traditionsgeschichtliche Ort der Eucharistie von Did 9f. im Urchristentum'; (3) Dr Jean-Claude Loba-Mkole (Democratic Republic of the Congo), 'The Rhetoric of Reconciliation in 2 Corinthians 5:20'; (4) Professor Stephen J. Hultgren (Australia), 'Orality, Social Memory and the Creation of Extended Narrative Structures in the Synoptic Tradition'; (5) Professor Paul Danove (USA), 'The Active/Middle Distinction with New Testament Verbs of Communication'; (6) Dr David Neville (Australia), 'Contesting Violent Eschatology in the New Testament: Some Interpretive Issues'; (7) Professor Richard B. Hays (USA), 'Intertextual Fusions in Matthew's Use of Scripture'; (8) Professor James McLaren (Australia), 'The Account in Acts of Jewish Actions against the Followers of Jesus within the Context of Roman Rule'; (9) Dr Tat-Siong Benny Liew (USA), 'Reading Frameworks: Cady Stanton's Woman's Bible as a Case Study (with Examples from Luke and John)'; (10) Professor Robert Brawley (USA), 'Traces of the People in an Alternative Community in Philippi: A Contribution to the People's History'. Becker, R. Bieringer). (a) Geoffrey Dunn (Australia), 'The Letter "Credebamus post" from Boniface I or Leo I?'; (b) Malou Ibita (Belgium/Philippines), 'The Story of Paul and the Corinthians - On-Going Reconciliation: A Narrative-Critical Reading of 2 Corinthians 1-7'; (c) Sean Winter (Australia), 'Reframing the Unity Debate: The Rhetorical Situation of Canonical 2 Corinthians'; (12) Matthew in Context: An Exploration of Matthew in Relation to the Judaism and Christianity of Its Time (convenors: M. Konradt, W. Kraus, W. Loader). (a) Boris Repschinski (Austria), 'Ethics and Law'; respondent, Roland Deines (United Kingdom); b. Edwin Broadhead (USA), 'Discipleship and Ecclesiology'; respondent, Amy-Jill Levine (USA); (c) Wolfgang Kraus (Germany), 'Matthew 16.21-18.35'; respondent, David Sim (Australia); (13) Papyrology, Epigraphy and the New Testament (convenors: P. Arzt-Grabner, J. S. Kloppenborg). (a) Peter Arzt-Grabner (Austria), 'The Date of Jesus' Birth and of His Death: A Contribution from Papyrology'; respondent, Helen Bond (Edinburgh, United Kingdom); (b) Scott Charlesworth (Australia), 'A Thoroughly Literary Text: The Greek Papyri of the Gospel of Thomas'; respondent, James Harrison (Australia); (c) Giovanni Bazzana (USA), 'Legal Terminology and Violence in Q: The following New Testament scholars were elected to the Society: Dr Thomas Johann Bauer (Professor, University of Freiburg, Switzerland); Dr Cornelis Bennema (Associate Professor of New Testament, South Asia Institute of Advanced Christian Studies/Senior Lecturer of New Testament, Wales Evangelical School of Theology, United Kingdom); Dr Lutz Doering (Reader, Department of Theology and Religion, Durham University, United Kingdom); Dr Jonathan Draper (Professor, School of Religion Philosophy and Classics, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa); Dr Christian Eberhart (Professor of New Testament Studies, Lutheran Theological Seminary Saskatoon, Canada); Dr Daniel Gerber (Professeur, Faculté de théologie protestante, Université de Strasbourg); Dr Sigurd Grindheim (Professor of New Testament, Fjellhaug International University College, Oslo); Professor Thomas Kazen (Professor of Biblical Studies, Stockholm School of Theology, Sweden); Professor Chris Keith (Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, St Mary's University College, Twickenham, United Kingdom); Dr Annemarie Luijendijk (Associate Professor, Princeton University, USA); Professor Petri Luomanen (Professor, Faculty of Theology, University of Helsinki, Finland); Dr Robert McIver (Associate Professor, School of Ministry and Theology, Avondale College of Higher Education, Cooranbong, Australia); Dr Simon Mimouni (Directeur d'études de classe exceptionnelle, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris); Dr Candida Moss (Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, University of Notre Dame, USA); Dr Laura Nasrallah (Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, Harvard Divinity School, USA); Dr Lidija Novakovic (Associate Professor, Baylor University, USA); Dr Charles Quarles (Dean, Caskey School of Divinity, Louisiana College, Pineville, LA, USA); Professor Yann Redalié (Professeur, Faculté vaudoise de théologie protestante, Rome); Professor Joan Taylor (Professor of Christian Origins and Second Temple Judaism, King's College, London, United Kingdom); Dr Korinna Zamfir (Associate Professor, Faculty of Roman Catholic Theology, Babeg-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania).