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@ 2007-04-11 – 15:09:42
So, I've almost finished writing my paper analysing James Jordan's hermeneutic of interpretive maximalism. Obviously my conclusion will be that this is the best thing since sliced bread.
But I feel a paper on a subject like this deserves a better title than 'A Critical Analysis of James B. Jordan's Hermeneutics'. So all suggestions gratefully received.
Marc?
rosclarke
Good alliteration, Lee! It might be a bit unsubtle as a way of asking for credit.
Story, Symbol, and Song: Reading the Scriptures Through New Eyes
rosclarke
Now that would be a very good title for Jordan's next book.
Mapping the Deep Weird: A Critical Analysis of James B. Jordan's Hermeneutics.
;-)
Mmmm. Can't come up with anything I'm happy with!
Could you do something with the idea of through / accross (the) Jordan to a promised land of Hermeneutical riches / fullness?
Through New Eyes: Blinkered Exegesis to Biblical Symbolism
I've seen Jordan described as a scribe trained for the Kingdom of Heaven, I think. Could be worth playing with?
The Gagging of God: A response to Evangelical Interpretive Minimalism
Thick Exegesis
From Jordan to Interpretative Fullness
Interpreting Interpretative Maximalism
Hope we'll get to read the essay when its done, please?
Ros - would it be possible to get a copy of your paper? I'm always interested in analyses of this stuff. I realize this is an old post and don't know that you'll get this post, but wanted to take a shot . . .
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Maximum marks for Maximalism?