Существует ли одно, буквальное значение библейского текста, которое может обнаружить толкователь?
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Буквальное значение библейского текста, значение библейского текста, толкование библейского текстаAbstract
Целью данной работы является рассмотреть критически существующие сегодня точки зрения по проблеме значения текста. В богословских кругах проводятся постоянные дебаты в отношении того, а если в тексте значение. И если есть – как его обнаружить. И если оно присутствует, то одно ли значение присутствует в каждом тексте или их может быть несколько. В данной работе будут рассмотрены три основных подхода к определению значения текста: подход, направленный на читателя, подход, направленный на автора, и подход, направленный на текст. В каждом подходе будут рассмотрены аргументы за и против каждого подхода и в конце будет предложено мнение автора.References
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