Essays on Biblical Method and Translation /
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Atlanta, Georgia :
Scholars Press,
[2020]
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Sisdoallologahallan:
- Part I. Theory and method in Biblical criticism
- The state of Biblical studies, or, Biblical studies in a state
- The Torah as she is read
- Theory and argument in Biblical criticism
- How theory matters: four reviews
- Part II. Theory and method in Bible translation
- Theories of modern Bible translation
- The job of translating Job
- Assessing a Bible translation.