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Jesus Research: New Methodologies and Perceptions

JESUS RESEARCH: NEW METHODOLOGIES AND PERCEPTIONS

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<P>With contributions from forty internationally respected Jewish and Christian scholars, this distinguished collection of articles from the second (2007) Princeton-Prague Symposium on Jesus Research explores nearly every facet of contemporary Jesus research — from eyewitness criteria to the reliability of memory, from archaeology to psychobiography, from oral traditions to literary sources. It summarizes the significant advances in understanding Jesus that scholars have made in recent years through the development of diverse methodologies. Readers already knowledgeable in the field will discover unique angles from well-known scholars, and all will be amply informed on the current state of Jesus studies.</P>

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Front Cover.
Other Frontmatter.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Contents.
Abbreviations.
Historical Chart.
Contributors.
1: Introduction: The Second Princeton-Prague Symposium: Jesus Research and Methodologies.
Contexts - Section 1: Methodologies in Jesus Research.
2: Reflections on Improving Methodology in Jesus Research.
3: In Quest of the Quest: Finding Jesus.
4: Jesus, an Emerging Jewish Mosaic.
5: How Do We Know What We Think We Know? Methodological Reflections on Jesus Research.
Contexts - Section 2: Archaeology and Topography: Perceiving Jesus in His World.
6: Reconstructing First-Century Galilee: Reflections on Ten Major Problems.
7: Reimagining Jesus in His Culture: Reflections on Some Recent Scholarly Byways.
8: Topography, Biblical Traditions, and Reflections on John&#x0027;s Baptism of Jesus.
9: Urban Architecture in the Eastern Roman Provinces and the Image of Empire.
10: Jesus and Numismatics: The Importance of Coins in Reconstructing Jesus and His World.
Contexts - Section 3: Jesus within Judaism.
11: Jesus in Continuum from Early Judaism to Early Christianity: Practical-Methodological Reflections on a Missed Perspective.
12: Jesus and Apocalyptic Eschatology.
13: From the Historical Jesus to the Kerygmatic Son of God: How Role Analysis Contributes to the Understanding of New Testament Christology.
14: The Qumran Scrolls and the Historical Jesus.
15: Jesus and the Jewish Festivals: Methodological Reflections.
16: Aramaic, Jesus, and the Targumim.
17: Jesus and the Politics of Palestine under Roman Rule.
18: Why Did Paul Succeed Where the Rabbis Failed? The Reluctance of the Rabbis to Translate Their Teachings into Greek and Latin and the Split Jewish Diaspora.
Contexts - Section 4: Psychobiography: Jesus within His Contexts.
19: Beyond Schweitzer and the Psychiatrists: Jesus as Fictive Personality.
20: Should Specialists in Jesus Research Include Psychobiography?.
The Transmission of Jesus Traditions.
21: Transmitting Traditions.
The Transmission of Jesus Traditions - Section 5: Sources.
22: Gospel Traditions: Anonymous Community Traditions or Eyewitness Testimony?.
23: Rethinking the Oral-Scribal Transmission/Performance of the Jesus Tradition.
24: At the Table: Common Ground between Paul and the Historical Jesus.
25: The Gospel of Mark and the Historical Jesus.
26: Matthew&#x0027;s Interpretive &#x201C;Tendencies&#x201D; and the &#x201C;Historical&#x201D; Jesus.
27: Luke-Acts and the Historical Jesus.
28: Redaction Criticism, Genre, Narrative Criticism, and the Historical Jesus in the Gospel of John.
29: Jesus and the Extracanonical Works.
30: Apocryphal Gospels and the Historical Jesus.
31: Josephus, Tacitus, and Suetonius: Seeing Jesus through the Eyes of Classical Historians.
32: The Emphasis on Jesus&#x0027; Humanity in the Earliest Kerygma.
33: Jesus in the Qur&#x02BE;an and Other Early Islamic Texts.
The Transmission of Jesus Traditions - Section 6: Jesus&#x0027; Life and Teaching.
34: Methodological Reflections on John the Baptizer&#x0027;s Influence on Jesus.
35: Jesus&#x0027; Use and Interpretation of Scripture: What Was &#x201C;Scripture&#x201D; to Jesus and How Did Such Texts Influence Him?.
36: The Scriptures of Jesus: Did He Have a Biblical Canon?.
37: The Jesus of History and Divine Adaptability in Saint John Chrysostom&#x0027;s Interpretation of John 4.
38: Jesus as Miracle Worker: Historiography and Credibility.
39: Jesus&#x0027; Death on the Cross: Literary, Theological, and Historical Comments.
40: Jesus&#x0027; Resurrection and Historiography.
Selected Bibliography.
Index of Scripture and Other Ancient Texts.

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