Lukes Gospel- Biblical Criticism
- Created by: jessica butler
- Created on: 14-05-12 18:43
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Definition
- Views the evangelists as story tellers & the gospels as stories
- Explores the text in its final form
- Analyses the Gospels as stories with narrative feautures such as structure, setting, plot, characters, audience and themes
Method
Author & Reader
- Narrative critics distinguish between the real and implied author of the text
- Real author is the actual person who wrote the text e.g Luke
- Implied author is what we can find out about the author using the text alone e.g Lukes values and perspectives
- N C also distinguishes between the real and implied reader of the text
- The real reader is who the text is written for e.g Theophilus
- The implied reader is everyone else who reads the text e.g universalism
Setting
- Setting of a story may be temporal
- Physical/ spatial (happening in different places)
- Social & Cultural (Where the story is set and why)
Characters
- Characterisation refers to how characters are portrayed in the narrative and how this is achieved through the authors own description
- designed to influence the readers response, evoking sympathy for some characters…
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