UID:
edocfu_9959236838102883
Format:
1 online resource (186 p.)
ISBN:
1-283-16138-9
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9786613161383
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90-04-20520-9
Series Statement:
Biblical interpretation series, v. 107
Content:
This book examines the Lukan Jesus' speech, specifically his use of rhetorical figures of speech, as a means of determining Luke's message and rhetorical strategy of persuasion. Classical rhetoric dominated both Greco-Roman higher education and public discourse in the first-century Mediterranean world. Thus, both authors and audiences in this era were familiar with the rudiments of rhetoric whether or not they had formal rhetorical training. Rhetorical figures of speech would have been easily recognized by an ancient audience, arresting their attention. Luke used figures of speech on the lips of Jesus as a means of persuading his audience of his role-reversing message that threatened to turn the religious, political, social, and economic systems of the Roman Empire upside-down.
Note:
Description based upon print version of record.
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Preliminary Material /
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Chapter One. Introduction /
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Chapter Two. Figures Of Speech And The Stylistic Virtues Of Clarity And Ornamentation /
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Chapter Three. Figures Of Speech And The Art Of Argumentation And Persuasion /
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Chapter Four. The Power Of Figures Of Speech In Communicating A Role-Reversing Message /
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Chapter Five. Conclusion /
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Appendix. Alphabetical List Of Figures Of Speech Used The Lukan Jesus /
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Bibliography /
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Scripture Index /
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Subject Index /
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English
Additional Edition:
ISBN 90-04-20185-8
Language:
English
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