HEHMENEU7ICS AND STRUCTURALISM; TRUTH AND MEANING

The prime example of such demotion is: James Barr's The Semantics of Biblical Language (Oxford, 1961). Structuralism can also help us appreciate what redaction critics have been trying to get at, namely the way in which narrative can tell us not merely what happened but also give to the happening a powerful theological/ hermeneutical significance that interfaces with Biblical doctrinal instruction, without driving an ontological wedge between language… ................
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