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The inter- and transdisciplinary study series Beyond Historicism - New Testament Studies Today builds on the philological principles underlying the translation of the Frankfurter Neues Testament by Stefan Alkier and Thomas Paulsen. The philological-critical respect for the respective expressive power of the sign production of others is not only the scientific but also the ethical basis of the Beyond Historicism study series. It publishes critical philological, exegetical and historical monographs and anthologies that directly or indirectly illuminate New Testament texts in their respective encyclopedic contexts. The commitment to thorough critical philology as the basis for data analysis and historical hypothesis formation aims to leave behind any form of historicism. Manuscripts can be submitted in German, English, French and Italian. They undergo a peer-review process within the editorial board and its scientific advisory board.
The new book series Biblische Argumente in öfffentlichen Debatten, aims at the power of thinking and diffferentiation of biblical texts and books and the Bible as a whole in current contexts and conflicts. The Bible is the book of critical and self-critical rethinking, which it expresses with the Greek motto metánoia. The Bible is not the book of the church, but a book for the world in its reality, beauty, threat and openness, especially in times of political populism and global uncertainty. The publications which will appear in this series are intended to intervene in church, cultural and social debates on the questions and opportunities of the present. They are intended to help the theologians, pastors, teachers and all those interested in the life relevance of biblical texts.
Biblische Zeitschrift, one of the leading international journals in Biblical Studies, calls researchers to submit excellent monographs and conference volumes in German, English and French for its newly founded series "Biblische Zeitschrift Supplements" (BZ Sup). This new peer-reviewed series aims to further the understanding of the Biblical texts of the Old and the New Testament. Subjects may include philological or text-critical issues, questions of historical and cultural contextualization including the analysis of intertestamental and deutero-canonical literature, or develop literary, hermeneutical or theological issues. Studies in the history of reception of Bible texts are also welcome. BZ Sup is open both to contributions from established researchers and to innovative hiqh-quality work of younger colleagues in the exciting, ever-developing field of Biblical Studies.
Editionsplan:
Bd. 1: Die Johannesapokalypse, mit einem Essay zur Übersetzungstheorie, Januar 2020
Bd. 2: Die Evangelien nach Matthäus und Markus, mit einem Essay zum Koinegriechisch neutestamentlicher Schriften, 2021
Bd. 3: Das Evangelium nach Johannes und die drei Johannesbriefe, mit einem Essay zur Frage eines „Corpus Johanneum“, 2022
Bd. 4: Das Evangelium nach Lukas und die Apostelgeschichte, mit einem Essay zum Beitrag der neutestamentlichen Schriften zur kollektiven Identitätsbildung, 2023
Bd. 5: Briefe des Apostels Paulus: Römerbrief, Erster und Zweiter Korintherbrief, Galaterbrief, Philipperbrief, Erster Thessalonicherbrief, Philemonbrief, mit einem Essay zu Antagonismen in den paulinischen Briefen, 2024
Bd. 6: Neutestamentliche Briefliteratur: Epheserbrief, Kolosserbrief, Zweiter Thessalonicherbrief, Erster und Zweiter Timotheusbrief, Titusbrief, Hebräerbrief, Jakobusbrief, Erster und Zweiter Petrusbrief, Judasbrief, mit einem Essay zur sogenannten Pseudepigraphie, 2025
Lesung der Johannesapokalypse: Peter Schröder, Ensemblemitglied am Schauspiel Frankfurt, liest die Johannesapokalypse, neu übersetzt von Stefan Alkier und Thomas Paulsen.
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