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082	0	0	_aB62.1 _bJ826
100			_aAdams, Jim W
245			_aThe Performative Nature and Function of Isaiah 40-55
260			_aNew York _bT and T Clark _c2006
300			_a259p
440		0	_aLibrary of Hebrew Bible/ Old Testament Studies; _v200600ENGGPS4
500			_aincludes index and biblioraphy
505	2		_aSpeech act theory .............1 The book of Isaiah and Chapters 40-55.....1 Interpreting Isaiah 40-55........10 Speech act Theory and Isaiah 40-55.........15 1. Speech act theory and the Hermeneutic of Self-Involvement .......18 Seminal Notions of Speech act Theory .......18 Clarification, Refinements, and Developments in Speech act Theory ..................26 Hermeneutic of Self-Involvemet; Donald D. Evans, Anthony C. Thiselton, and Richard b. Briggs..............45 2. Utilizations of Speech act theory in old Testament interpretation ..........64 Performative verbs and Utterances in Old Testament Translation and Interpretation ..........64 Perlocutionary effect criticism ............69 Illocutions count as Perlocutions ............75 3. A proposal for the Performative nature and Prophetic Function of Isiah 40-55.........87 Performative Nature and Prophetic Function of Isaiah 40-55.............91 4. Analysis of Isaiah 41: 21-29, 49: 1-6, 50: 4-11, 52: 13-53: 12................120 Isaiah 41: 21-29........120 Isaiah 50: 4-11.......156
650			_aCriticism, Interpretation
650			_aBible O.T Isaiah
700	1		_aAdams, Jim W
902			_bRGR
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999			_c101008 _d101008