9780228024194 - the Authentic Paul: Critical Scholarship and the Making of a Christian Book (studies in Christianity and Judaism, 5) (volume 5) by Fewster, Gregory (8 results)
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Published by McGill-Queen's University Press, 2025
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Hardback. Condition: New. Written in the first century and compiled in the New Testament, the letters of the Apostle Paul have served as a reservoir of divine authority for Christians. Yet from the time of their writing, experts have claimed that some letters were altered or forged. Even after centuries, and generations of criti…cal scholarship, an authentic book of Paul's letters lacks consensus. The Authentic Paul traces the efforts of scholars, from antiquity to the modern period, who endeavoured to make an authoritative book of Paul's letters free from textual variation and forgery. Engaging recent trends in the study of religion and book history, it challenges one of philologists' fundamental assumptions: that authenticity is an inherent property of literature that can be recovered or destroyed. Gregory Fewster draws the philology of Paul, in both its ancient and modern forms, into the wider world of critical philology and its dynamic traditions of practice. Through analyses of ancient papyri and literary texts, early print journals, and critical editions, he shows how the value of authenticity is entangled with the ways that scholars assess Paul's legitimacy and their own amid dense literary landscapes and intellectual debates. The Authentic Paul illustrates in vibrant detail what it means - in a world full of texts - to make the letters of Paul authentic, and why practices of authentication are always culturally determined.
Language: English
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Published by McGill-Queen's University Press, 2025
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Published by McGill Queens Univ, 2025
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Published by McGill-Queen's University Press, CA, 2025
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Hardback. Condition: New. Written in the first century and compiled in the New Testament, the letters of the Apostle Paul have served as a reservoir of divine authority for Christians. Yet from the time of their writing, experts have claimed that some letters were altered or forged. Even after centuries, and generations of criti…cal scholarship, an authentic book of Paul's letters lacks consensus. The Authentic Paul traces the efforts of scholars, from antiquity to the modern period, who endeavoured to make an authoritative book of Paul's letters free from textual variation and forgery. Engaging recent trends in the study of religion and book history, it challenges one of philologists' fundamental assumptions: that authenticity is an inherent property of literature that can be recovered or destroyed. Gregory Fewster draws the philology of Paul, in both its ancient and modern forms, into the wider world of critical philology and its dynamic traditions of practice. Through analyses of ancient papyri and literary texts, early print journals, and critical editions, he shows how the value of authenticity is entangled with the ways that scholars assess Paul's legitimacy and their own amid dense literary landscapes and intellectual debates. The Authentic Paul illustrates in vibrant detail what it means - in a world full of texts - to make the letters of Paul authentic, and why practices of authentication are always culturally determined.
Language: English
Published by McGill-Queen's University Press, 2025
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Published by McGill-Queen's University Press, 2025
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