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020			_a978-0334029014
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049			_aBET
050			_aBS 476 _b.J45 2007
090			_aBS 476 .J45 2007
100			_9299028 _aJensen, Alexander S. _d1968-
245			_aTheological hermeneutics / _bAlexander S. Jensen.
260			_bSCM Press _c©2007 _aLondon
300			_axiv, 237 pages ; _b23 cm
336			_2rdacontent _atext _btxt
337			_2rdamedia _aunmediated _bn
338			_2rdacarrier _avolume _bnc
490			_aSCM core texts
505			_aHermeneutics in antiquity -- Augustine of Hippo -- The Middle Ages -- Humanism and the Reformation -- Rationalism and Enlightenment -- Friedrich Schleiermacher: hermeneutics as the art of understanding -- Historicism -- Existentialism I: Martin Heidegger and Rudolf Bultmann -- Existentialism II: the path to language -- The universality of the sign I: open sign systems -- The universality of the sign II: closed sign systems -- Critical theory, feminism and postcolonialism -- Towards a hermeneutical theology
520			_aHermeneutics is the theory of understanding, which becomes relevant whenever understanding becomes problematic. Religious and other authoritative texts do not make sense any more, in a changing context, and so reflection on the way in which they are understood becomes necessary. The SCM Core Text: Theological Hermeneutics provides a historical outline of the problem of understanding from the beginnings to the present, focusing on key thinkers and their theological and philosophical contexts. It follows the development of hermeneutics from the theory of the interpretation of texts to that of the interpretation of existence. Following the hermeneutic school, it presents the hermeneutical problem as the foundational theological and philosophical question. -Back cover
630		0	_aBible. _xCriticism, interpretation, etc. _9293857
650		0	_9110045 _aHermeneutics
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