Difference between revisions of "Category:Barabbas--fiction (subject)"

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Survey of fictional work on Barabbas.

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 Survey of fictional work on [[Barabbas]].
-==Overview==
-A quite marginal character in Christian tradition and iconography, Barabbas has taken new life in modern fiction, after the works of [[Marie Corelli]], [[Michel de Ghelderode]] and [[Pär Lagerkvist]] turned him into a complex and tormented figure. The growing interest in the relation between Jesus and the insurgent movements of his time has also made Barabbas a much more conspicuous presence in contemporary Jesus fictional narratives, where he often plays the role of the recognized leader of the Zealots and is sometimes associate with [[Judas Iscariot]].
-'''Gabriele Boccaccini''', University of Michigan (June 2010)
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