Intentional and Unintentional Reader Oriented Intertextuality
How Interpreters Can Find New Meanings Independent of a Text's History
Insights and analysis on biblical intertextuality and textual relationships
How Interpreters Can Find New Meanings Independent of a Text's History
Finding New Centers of Gravity in the Light of Expansive Traditions
A Lost Collection of Israelite Songs and a Medieval Hebrew Retelling share a Name and Little Else
Why Each Tradition's Own Rules Govern What a Connection Means
How Reading Across Traditions Prevents Overinterpretation of Difficult Verses
Why a Marginal Pointer Cannot Show the Direction or Meaning of a Connection
Why a Shared Passage Does Not Reveal Which Text Came First
How Connecting Texts Answers Questions while Creating New Ones
How Citation, Allusion, and Rewriting Ground New Claims in Established Traditions
Why the Bible Preserves Material in Multiple Forms and Expressions
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