30 research outputs found
Shakespeare's psycho-pathological knowledge as manifested in Hamlet
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University, 1949. This item was digitized by the Internet Archive
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Bible through African eyes : a comparative study of the epistemology in the hermeneutics of indigenous preachers in eastern Zambia with that in select intra-biblical appropriations and re-appropriations of the Exodus event and its ramifications for African biblical hermeneutical methods
The Bible Through African Eyes, is a comparative study of the epistemologies in
primary research data from Zambia and select intra-biblical appropriations and reappropriations
of the Exodus event with a view to delineate continuities between
them and to use these as a basis for African biblical hermeneutical methods. It is
based on the hypothesis that the two epistemologies are similar. The thesis belongs to
philosophical hermeneutics, cultural anthropology and biblical studies.The thesis addresses the imperative and identifies a basis for Africans to undertake
biblical hermeneutics from African socio-cultural realities and epistemological
constitution. It presumes that the Modern Missionary Movement was profoundly
shaped by the European Enlightenment and that missionaries inevitably brought this
worldview to Africa along with Christianity. It understands the historical critical
method as a product ofEnlightenment thought. The thesis follows the approach of
modern African biblical scholars who exploit the intellectual criticism of the
Enlightenment in the post-modern movement to participate in biblical scholarship
from their own epistemological constitutions and social-cultural realities. Finally, it
argues that epistemological continuities between the Zambian and the biblical
material provide a base on which Africans can articulate biblical hermeneutical
theory that is rooted in their socio-cultural realities and epistemology and is
empathetic to the socio-cultural realities and epistemology in the biblical texts.The thesis will offer critical evaluation of the hermeneutics and homiletics of select
preachers in Eastern Province, Zambia, and the hermeneutics in select intra-biblical
appropriations and re-appropriations of the Exodus event under the three scholarly
disciplines mentioned above with a view to establish the epistemologies in them. It
will compare these epistemologies to establish continuities. These continuities form
the basis for articulating African biblical hermeneutical methods and establish the
value of the epistemology in the Zambian data for biblical scholarship as an
alternative to the ongoing hegemony of Western epistemology in biblical scholarship
in Africa.The thesis makes use of qualitative research data gathered from select preachers in
Zambia to establish a correlation between their worldview and socio-cultural realities
and their hermeneutics. It uses select intra-biblical appropriations and reappropriations
of the Exodus event to establish that the appropriations imply a
particular worldview and epistemology. Analysis of sermons and interviews in the
Zambian data and of the Exodus narrative and its appropriations and reappropriations
in the Hebrew Bible enables epistemologies to emerge that make
comparison and the articulation of a basis for African biblical hermeneutical methods
possible.The thesis is organised in three parts. Part I summarizes the discourse regarding the
influence ofWestern philosophies in sub-Saharan Africa, continuities between
African and OT worldviews in African biblical scholarship and sets out our research
methods and parameters. Part II contains the primary data chapters and the
epistemologies for comparison in Part III. Part III establishes epistemological
continuities in the data and grounds for an African biblical hermeneutic
McInteer Sermon Outlines - Isaiah
From the Jim Bill McInteer collection of sermon outlines and cassette tapes