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Reception Theory: Philosophical Hermeneutics, Literary Theory, and Biblical Interpretation

David Parris

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A doctoral study that links Gadamer's philosophical hermeneutics with Hans Robert Jauss's reception theory and applies both to the Bible. It shows how a text's meaning grows through the history of its readers.

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