Principios de intertextualidad paulina. De cómo Pablo de Tarso lee y relee las escrituras de Israel
This essay searches the ways in which Paul of Tarsus assumes the Scriptures of Israel, within the framework intertextuality studies. We propose three principles of appropriation: narrative and historical, eschatological and christological, ecclesial and pastoral. We conclude that the reading Paul do...
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | Spanish |
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2015
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Estudios eclesiásticos
Year: 2015, Volume: 90, Issue: 352, Pages: 129-144 |
| Further subjects: | B
intertextualidad
B Hermenéutica bíblica B estudios paulinos |
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| Summary: | This essay searches the ways in which Paul of Tarsus assumes the Scriptures of Israel, within the framework intertextuality studies. We propose three principles of appropriation: narrative and historical, eschatological and christological, ecclesial and pastoral. We conclude that the reading Paul does of the Scripture, it’s not so intertextual as inter-narrative and inter-personal. In other words, his attention is not mainly focused at texts, but at the stories in them and at the personal relations that seek to stir. En el marco de los estudios sobre intertextualidad, el presente ensayo examina los modos con que Pablo de Tarso asume las Escrituras de Israel. Tras proponer tres principios de apropiación (narrativo e histórico, escatológico y cristológico, pastoral y eclesial), concluimos que la lectura que hace el apóstol Pablo de las Escrituras, no es tanto intertextual, como inter-narrativa e interpersonal; es decir, no se fija tanto en los textos, como en los relatos que contienen y en las relaciones personales que buscan suscitar. |
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| ISSN: | 2605-5147 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Estudios eclesiásticos
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