Mark and Luke in Poststructuralist Perspectives: Jesus Begins to WriteYale University Press, 1 ian. 1992 - 192 pagini In this book Stephen D. Moore offers a dazzling new reading of the Gospels of Mark and Luke, applying the poststructuralist techniques of Derrida, Lacan, and Foucault to illuminate these texts in a way that no one has done before. Writing with wit and a great sensitivity to words and to wordplay, Moore approaches the Gospels of Mark and Luke as though they were pictograms or dreamwork to decipher and interpret, writing a response that is no less visceral and immediate than the biblical texts themselves. |
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THE GOSPEL OF THE MARK | 1 |
The Written Voice | 8 |
Mark and Jacques Read Each Other without Realizing It | 18 |
Marks Indigestion | 25 |
Jesus Postcards | 38 |
The Sponge of God | 48 |
The Gospel of the Mark | 54 |
Wrioting with Platos Poets outside the City | 62 |
A Book with Bite | 105 |
Seeing Is Believing | 111 |
Luke Look Lack Lacan | 120 |
Lukes Cutting Glance | 129 |
A Classified Gospel | 140 |
Solid ScholarshipThe Analytic Stage | 146 |
A Jouissance That Writes | 153 |
Works Cited | 159 |
Writhing on a Bed of Paper | 69 |
Fear of Writing | 90 |
The Last Supper as Supplement | 98 |
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