Table of Contents
Editorial
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Introduction: “Pre-critical” Readers and Readings: The Bible in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century
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1-5
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Articles
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Kevin McGeough
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7–30
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Robyn Faith Walsh
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31–60
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Jonathan C. P. Birch
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61-93
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Review Essays
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Review Essay: What Have the Pythons Ever Done for Us?
John Lyons
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95–103
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Book Reviews
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Book Reviews
Deane Galbraith
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105–52
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Text to Tradition: The Naiṣadhīyacarita and Literary Community in South Asia, by Deven M. Patel
James F. Pierce
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107-11
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The Hebrew Bible in Fifteenth-Century Spain: Exegesis, Literature, Philosophy, and the Arts, edited by Jonathan Decter and Arturo Prats
Linda Zampol D'Ortia
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111-14
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The Nowhere Bible: Utopia, Dystopia, Science Fiction, by Frauke Uhlenbruch
George Aichele
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115-17
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Illuminating Moses: A History of Reception from Exodus to the Renaissance, edited by Jane Beal
Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer
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117–26
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Nick Cave: A Study of Love, Death and Apocalypse
Eric Repphun
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126-35
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Lamentations through the Centuries, by Paul M. Joyce and Diana Lipton
Miriam Bier
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135-39
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Bibelrezeption in der Aufklärung, by Christoph Bultmann
Dirk von der Horst
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139-43
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Contours of a Biblical Reception Theory: Studies in the Rezeptionsgeschichte of Romans 13.1-7, by Víctor Manuel Morales Vásquez
Sean Winter
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143-46
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Engaging Early Christian History: Reading Acts in the Second Century, edited by Rubén R. Dupertuis and Todd Penner
Christina Petterson
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146-49
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Nations and Nationalism in the Theology of Karl Barth, by Carys Moseley
Murray A. Rae
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150-52
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Relegere: Studies in Religion and Reception