What is Postmodern Biblical Criticism? (1995 Adam), book

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What is Postmodern Biblical Criticism? (1995) is a book by A.K.M. Adam.

Abstract

""Postmodernism" is not simply one perspective but a basketful of related critical assumptions. A.K. M Adam prepares readers for wrestling with deconstruction, ideological criticism, postmodern feminism, "transgressive" postmodernism, and other postmodern approaches to biblical interpretation. He offers plain-language explanations and illustrative examples and shows how students might undertake their own postmodern biblical interpretation."--Publisher description.

Editions

Published in Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1995 (Guides to Biblical Scholarship, New Testament Series).

Contents

  • 1. Textures of Postmodernism
    • A Starting Point
    • Further Postmodernities
  • 2. Deconstruction: On Making a Difference
  • 3. Political Criticism: Ideologies and Their Discontents
  • 4. Crossing Up the Discourses
  • Prelude: Interpretation as a Kind of Wri(gh)ting

External links

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