The diatribe and Paul's letter to the Romans / Stanley Kent Stowers.

By:

Stowers, Stanley Kent

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Dissertation series (Society of Biblical Literature) ; no. 57.Publication details: Chico, Calif. : Scholars Press, c1981.Description: xvii, 261 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

0891304932 (hard)
0891304940 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

227/.1066 19

LOC classification:

BS2665.2 .S86 1981

Contents:

1. The problem of the Diatribe -- The Study of the diatribe before Bultmann: The discovery and description of a Gattung ; The diatribe in Judaism and early Christianity -- Rudolf Bultmann's dissertation: His treatment of the diatribe and Romans ; Problems and questions -- Critical survey of developments after Bultmann: A criticism of the older consensus ; Toward a new consensus ; The diatribe and Judaism ; Paul and the diatribe since Bultmann -- Reassessment of sources and issues: Sources ; Teles and Bion ; Epictetus ; Musonius Rufus ; Dio of Prusa ; Plutarch ; Maximus of Tyre ; Philo ; Seneca: Diatribe and Epistle --

2. Address to the imaginary interlocutor -- Formal comparison of Romans and the diatribe: Addressing the imaginary interlocutor: Its characteristic components ; Addressing the imaginary interlocutor: Characteristic components in Romans -- Thematic and functional similarities in Romans and the diatribe: Theme and function in the diatribe ; The nature of the topos ; Philosophical context for the theme of inconsistency ; The functions of addressing the imaginary interlocutor ; The function of the phenomenon in Romans --

3. Objections and False conclusions -- An outline of the major features of objections and false conclusions in Romans ; New Testament Scholarship on objections and false conclusions in Romans -- The formal characteristics of objections and false conclusions: The formal features of objections and false conclusions in the diatribe ; The formal features of objections and false conclusions in Romans -- The functional characteristics of objections and false conclusions: The functional characteristics of objections and false conclusions in the diatribe ; Objections and false conclusions in the pedagogy of the diatribe ; The function of objections and false conclusions in the structure and argumentation of the diatribe ; The function of objections and false conclusions in Romans --

4. Dialogical exchange and exemplum in 3:27-4:25 -- The dialogical exchange: the dialogical exchange in the diatribe ; The dialogical exchange in Romans 3:27-4:2 -- The objection with its exemplum: The objection with its exemplum in the diatribe ; The objection with its exemplum in Romans 4.

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Bibliography: p. 247-261.

1. The problem of the Diatribe --
The Study of the diatribe before Bultmann: The discovery and description of a Gattung ; The diatribe in Judaism and early Christianity --
Rudolf Bultmann's dissertation: His treatment of the diatribe and Romans ; Problems and questions --
Critical survey of developments after Bultmann: A criticism of the older consensus ; Toward a new consensus ; The diatribe and Judaism ; Paul and the diatribe since Bultmann -- Reassessment of sources and issues: Sources ; Teles and Bion ; Epictetus ; Musonius Rufus ; Dio of Prusa ; Plutarch ; Maximus of Tyre ; Philo ; Seneca: Diatribe and Epistle --

2. Address to the imaginary interlocutor --
Formal comparison of Romans and the diatribe: Addressing the imaginary interlocutor: Its characteristic components ; Addressing the imaginary interlocutor: Characteristic components in Romans --
Thematic and functional similarities in Romans and the diatribe: Theme and function in the diatribe ; The nature of the topos ; Philosophical context for the theme of inconsistency ; The functions of addressing the imaginary interlocutor ; The function of the phenomenon in Romans --

3. Objections and False conclusions --
An outline of the major features of objections and false conclusions in Romans ; New Testament Scholarship on objections and false conclusions in Romans --
The formal characteristics of objections and false conclusions: The formal features of objections and false conclusions in the diatribe ; The formal features of objections and false conclusions in Romans --
The functional characteristics of objections and false conclusions: The functional characteristics of objections and false conclusions in the diatribe ; Objections and false conclusions in the pedagogy of the diatribe ; The function of objections and false conclusions in the structure and argumentation of the diatribe ; The function of objections and false conclusions in Romans --

4. Dialogical exchange and exemplum in 3:27-4:25 --
The dialogical exchange: the dialogical exchange in the diatribe ; The dialogical exchange in Romans 3:27-4:2 --
The objection with its exemplum: The objection with its exemplum in the diatribe ; The objection with its exemplum in Romans 4.

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