Mark, mutuality, and mental health encounters with Jesus
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Atlanta :
SBL Press,
[2014].
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| Colección: | Society of Biblical Literature. Semeia studies ;
number 79 |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Relational dynamics of poor mental health : assessing existing paradigms. Relational dynamics and mental health : tracing the contours of context ; Liberation hermeneutics and poor mental health : resistive theologies at the margins ; Foucault : power and poor mental health ; Conclusion
- Mutuality : a postcolonial praxis for the relational dynamics of poor mental health. Beyond mutuality as an aspiration : mutuality as a praxis ; Postcolonial praxes : cocreating third space ; Mutuality as a postcolonial praxis of resistance and transformation ; Conclusion
- Dialogue and difference : mutuality and biblical hermeneutics. Postcolonial biblical criticism : strands of hermeneutical interest ; Difference in colonial relational dynamics : renegotiating the Jesus encounter in Mark ; Reading with difference : dialogical biblical criticism ; Mutuality and Mark : a method for reading with persons with poor mental health ; Conclusion
- Identity, labels, and resistance : Mark 3:1-6 and 3:19b-35. Mark 3:1-6 ; Mark 3:19b-35 ; Conclusion
- Negotiating marginal agency : Mark 5:21-43 and 7:24-30. Mark 5:21-43 ; Mark 7:24-30 ; Conclusion
- Dialogue and mutuality : Mark 5:1-20 and 15:1-5. Mark 5:1-20 ; Mark 15:1-5 ; Conclusion
- Mutuality and Mark : reflections textual and contextual. Mutuality as a postcolonial praxis : qualities and efficacies within textual relational dynamics ; Mutuality and Mark : hermeneutical achievements and limitations.