In How Ancient Narratives Persuade: Acts in Its Literary Context, Eric Clouston brings a new approach to the interpretation of Acts by treating it as a persuasive narrative.
In How Ancient Narratives Persuade: Acts in Its Literary Context, Eric Clouston brings a new approach to the interpretation of Acts by treating it as a persuasive narrative.
1. Why Study the Persuasiveness of Narrative? 2. How to Identify the Persuasive Features of a Narrative 3. Narrative Persuasion in Philo's Embassy to Gaius 4. Narrative Persuasion in Josephus's Jewish War 5. Narrative Persuasion in Joseph and Aseneth 6. Narrative Persuasion in the Letter of Aristeas 7. Basic Literary Analysis of Acts 8. Narrative Persuasion in Acts 9. Case Study: The Cornelius Episode, Acts 10:1-11:18 10. Comparison Between the Five Texts 11. Revisiting the Purpose of Acts 12. Conclusions
1. Why Study the Persuasiveness of Narrative? 2. How to Identify the Persuasive Features of a Narrative 3. Narrative Persuasion in Philo's Embassy to Gaius 4. Narrative Persuasion in Josephus's Jewish War 5. Narrative Persuasion in Joseph and Aseneth 6. Narrative Persuasion in the Letter of Aristeas 7. Basic Literary Analysis of Acts 8. Narrative Persuasion in Acts 9. Case Study: The Cornelius Episode, Acts 10:1-11:18 10. Comparison Between the Five Texts 11. Revisiting the Purpose of Acts 12. Conclusions
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