L'épître de Jacques dans sa tradition d'exégèse
Collection Lectio Divina - N° 253
160 pages - nov. 2012
19,80€
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Today, studies of the Epistle of James are numerous. Its diffusion in the first centuries of Christianity and its inscription in the canon occasioned considerable research, especially in response to Martin Luther’s famous remark describing it as an ‘epistle of straw’. Yet the study of its exegetical tradition for its own sake is a relatively neglected domain. This book fills that gap, at least partially. After recalling the main lines of today’s exegesis, notably since Martin Dibelius’ major work, and that of Bauckham, Kloppenborg, Edgar and Theissen, the author defines four stages in the exegetical history of James’ epistle. The author stresses the role of Alexandria in the history its reception and the main lines of patristic, Greek (Cyril of Jerusalem, Didymus, Origen) and Latin (Augustine, Pelagius) exegesis. In Medieval Latin, thirteen commentaries are identified and their specific methods examined, especially from James 1, 17 and James 2, 14-26. 16th century Protestant exegesis is examined, principally through the commentaries of Luther and Calvin but also Martin Bucer and Huldrych Zwingli. Lastly, Catholic exegesis from the 16th century to the beginning of the 17th is explored to provide an inventory of commentaries based essentially on three authors: Erasmus, Willem Hessels van Est and Cornelius a Lapide. This book is the fruit of the fourth ‘Journées bibliques’ organised by the Laboratoire d'études des monothéismes / Institut d'études augustiniennes (CNRS-EPHE Sciences religieuses-Paris-IV) and the Research Group on religious non-conformists of the 16th and 17th centuries and the History of Protestantism (EA 4378, GRENEP, Faculty of Protestant Theology, Strasbourg University).
- Dimensions : 135x215x12
- ISBN : 9782204098298
- Poids : 220 grammes
Avec la collaboration de : Annie Noblesse-Rocher, Denis Fricker, Frédéric Chapot, Gilbert Dahan, Jean-Pierre Delville, Matthieu Arnold
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