A vanishing mediator? : the presence/absence of the Bible in postcolonialism / guest editor, Roland Boer ; board editor: Gerald West.
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- 220.6 Se52 v.88
- BS538.7 .V36 2001
- 89.91
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Tantur Ecumenical Institute Library Main Collection (Lower Floor) | 220.6 Se52 v.88 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | SS000769086 |
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction: Vanishing mediators? / Roland Boer -- Essays. The book eaters: textuality, modernity, and the London Missionary Society / Anna Johnston -- Before the second Reformation: nineteenth-century Aboriginal meditations of the Bible in Van Diemen's Land / Penny van Toorn -- Explorer hermeneutics, or Fat damper and sweetened tea / Roland Boer -- Surveying the promised land: Elizabeth Jolley's Milk and honey / Dorothy Jones -- Which good book? Missionary education and conversion in colonial India / Sanjay Seth -- A Pisgah sight of Ireland: religious embodiment and colonialism in Ulysses / Amardeep Singh -- In praise of polytheism / John Docker -- The word set in blood and stone: the book of God from tribes to kingdoms and nations / Paul James -- Response. A real presence, subsumed by others: the Bible in colonial and postcolonial contexts / Gerald West.
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