Intercultural Biblical Hermeneutics Series
The Intercultural Biblical Hermeneutics Series is offered to Bible scholars and interested practitioners with a twofold purpose: to present the fruits of ongoing research in the new field of empirical intercultural hermeneutics, and to foster further conversation and collaboration.
More information about the books in the series, including annotations, author-editor information and where to purchase copies, is included in the IMS Book Catalog.
Series Editors: Hans de Wit, Mary H. Schertz
Managing Editor: Barbara Nelson Gingerich
Books in the series
No. 5. The Widow and the Judge—Memory, Resistance, and Hope: Intercultural Reading of Luke 18:1–8 in Latin American Contexts of Impunity
Hans de Wit and Edgar Antonio Lopez
No 4. Intercultural Reading of John 10:1–21: The Shepherd-Sheep Metaphor as a Leadership-Followership Model
Eric Nii Bortey Anum and Ebenezer Quaye
No 3. From Adequate Biblical Interpretation to Transformative Intercultural Hermeneutics: Chronicling a Personal Journey
Louis C. Jonker
No 2. Toward a Communal Reading of 2 Samuel 13: Ideology and Power within the Intercultural Bible Reading Process
Charlene van der Walt
No 1. Empirical Hermeneutics, Interculturality, and Holy Scripture
Hans de Wit
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