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The Way the World Ends? - The Apocalypse of John in Culture and Ideology (Hardcover, New)
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The Way the World Ends? - The Apocalypse of John in Culture and Ideology (Hardcover, New)
Series: The Bible in the Modern World, No. 19
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The richly varied collection of 15 essays in this volume showcase
the afterlife of the Book of Revelation. It is a biblical book that
has left its mark in many fields of intellectual endeavour:
literature, film, music, philosophy, political theology, and
religious ideology. It is perhaps paradoxical that this book, which
promises God's punishment upon anyone expanding on its contents,
has nevertheless accumulated to itself over two millennia vast
amounts of commentary, exposition, and appropriation. Offered at
the close of the 'Blair/Bush years', this volume also exposes and
highlights the often deeply ironic resonances generated while
studying the reception history of Revelation during a period when
the book has both significant public currency and a potentially
terrifying global impact. Contents. Decoding, Reception History,
Poetry: Three Hermeneutical Approaches to the Apocalypse (Jonathan
Roberts); Self-Authorization in Christina Rossetti's The Face of
the Deep (Jo Carruthers); Revelation, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (Alison
Jack); Revelation and Film (Melanie J. Wright); The Apocalypse
according to Johnny Cash (William John Lyons); The Johannine
Apocalypse and the Risk of Knowledge (James E. Harding);
Revelation, Violence, and War (Heikki Raisanen); The Reception of
Revelation, c. 1250-1700 (Anke Holdenried); A Seventeenth-Century
Particular Baptist on Revelation 20.1-7 (Simon Woodman); The Book
of Revelation, the Branch Davidians and Apocalyptic
(Self-)destruction? (Kenneth Newport); Ecological Readings of the
Apocalypse of John in Contemporary America (Michael S. Northcott);
Feminist Reception of the Book of Revelation (Hanna Stenstrom);
Revelation as Form and Content in the Works of Karl Marx and
Friedrich Engels (Jorunn Okland)
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