This volume is the result of a symposium held at Baylor University in May of 2006, entitled "Baylor University Symposium on the Psalms." The participants were carefully selected to represent the diversity of approaches currently employed in the study of the Psalter. Although a number of volumes in print offer the reader introductory information related to the Psalter, perhaps even noting various methodological approaches, very few actually "model" the diversity of such approaches. This volume exposes readers to the variety of approaches as practiced by leading scholars in the field.
This volume is the result of a symposium held at Baylor University in May of 2006, entitled "Baylor University Symposium on the Psalms." The participants were carefully selected to represent the diversity of approaches currently employed in the study of the Psalter. Although a number of volumes in print offer the reader introductory information related to the Psalter, perhaps even noting various methodological approaches, very few actually "model" the diversity of such approaches. This volume exposes readers to the variety of approaches as practiced by leading scholars in the field.
Joel S. BurnettisAssociate Professor of Religion, Dept. of Religion, at Baylor University. W. H. Bellinger, Jr. is Professor of Religion, Department of Religion, at Baylor University. W. Dennis Tucker, Jr. is an Associate Professor of Christian Scripture at the George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University.
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Dialogical Readings of the Psalter: Walter Brueggemann. Professor Emeritus, Columbia Theological Seminary Psalms as Subversive Practice of Dialogue: William P. Brown. Professor of Old Testament, Columbia Theological Seminary The Psalms and "I": The Dialogical Self and the Psalmist: Carleen R. Mandolfo. Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, Colby College A Generic Renegade: A Dialogic Reading of Job and Lament Psalms Historical Critical and Sociological Readings of the Psalter: Adele Berlin. The Robert H. Smith Professor of Hebrew Bible, University of Maryland Myth and Meaning in Psalm 114: Erhard Gerstenberger. Emeritus Professor of Old Testament, Marburg University, Germany,The Psalms: Genres and Life Situations Response: David M. Howard, Jr. Professor of Old Testament, Bethel Seminary Canonical Readings of the Psalter: William H.Bellinger, Jr. Professor of Religion, Baylor University Reading from the Beginning (Again): The Shape of Book I of the Psalter: Joel Burnett. Associate Professor of Religion, Baylor University The Elohistic Psalter as Psalm Collection for a Restored Temple Response: Nancy deClaisse-Walford. Associate Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Languages, McAfee School of Theology, Mercer University Theological Readings of the Psalter: J. Clinton McCann, Jr. Evangelical Professor of Biblical Studies, Eden Theological Seminary, On Reading the Psalms as Christian Scripture: Psalms 11-12 as an Illustrative Case: W. Dennis Tucker, Jr. Associate Professor Christian Scriptures, George W. Truett Theological Seminary, Baylor University, Exitus, Reditus, and Moral Formation in Psalm 90 Reception History and the Psalter: Peter W. Flint. Professor of Biblical Studies and Director, The Dead Sea Scrolls Institute, Trinity Western University, "The Book of Psalms and the Dead Sea Scrolls" Sue Gillingham. Lecturer in Theology, Worcester College, Oxford University, Great Britain, Psalm 8 Through the Looking Glass: Exploring the Reception-History of Psalmody through a multi-faceted Psalm
Dialogical Readings of the Psalter: Walter Brueggemann. Professor Emeritus, Columbia Theological Seminary Psalms as Subversive Practice of Dialogue: William P. Brown. Professor of Old Testament, Columbia Theological Seminary The Psalms and "I": The Dialogical Self and the Psalmist: Carleen R. Mandolfo. Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, Colby College A Generic Renegade: A Dialogic Reading of Job and Lament Psalms Historical Critical and Sociological Readings of the Psalter: Adele Berlin. The Robert H. Smith Professor of Hebrew Bible, University of Maryland Myth and Meaning in Psalm 114: Erhard Gerstenberger. Emeritus Professor of Old Testament, Marburg University, Germany,The Psalms: Genres and Life Situations Response: David M. Howard, Jr. Professor of Old Testament, Bethel Seminary Canonical Readings of the Psalter: William H.Bellinger, Jr. Professor of Religion, Baylor University Reading from the Beginning (Again): The Shape of Book I of the Psalter: Joel Burnett. Associate Professor of Religion, Baylor University The Elohistic Psalter as Psalm Collection for a Restored Temple Response: Nancy deClaisse-Walford. Associate Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Languages, McAfee School of Theology, Mercer University Theological Readings of the Psalter: J. Clinton McCann, Jr. Evangelical Professor of Biblical Studies, Eden Theological Seminary, On Reading the Psalms as Christian Scripture: Psalms 11-12 as an Illustrative Case: W. Dennis Tucker, Jr. Associate Professor Christian Scriptures, George W. Truett Theological Seminary, Baylor University, Exitus, Reditus, and Moral Formation in Psalm 90 Reception History and the Psalter: Peter W. Flint. Professor of Biblical Studies and Director, The Dead Sea Scrolls Institute, Trinity Western University, "The Book of Psalms and the Dead Sea Scrolls" Sue Gillingham. Lecturer in Theology, Worcester College, Oxford University, Great Britain, Psalm 8 Through the Looking Glass: Exploring the Reception-History of Psalmody through a multi-faceted Psalm
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