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Using Narratology to Study Christian-Roman Interactions
Last autumn, Mohr Siebeck published an edited volume (in WUNT I) on "Empire Criticism of the New Testament" that I edited. I am very happy that I could secure funding to make it open access – which means you can simply download it for free. (I am especially glad about this because the volume is explicitly designed to be used in an advanced biblical studies class; more on the project and its pedagogical rationale on my personal website .) It was very encouraging to learn rece
christophheilig
Feb 20


Paul as a Storyteller?
It's obvious that the Gospels tell stories. They report on Jesus's life, his encounters, relay his parables, and bear witness to his...
christophheilig
Nov 5, 2024


Analyzing the Deep Semantic Structure of Narratives with GPT-o1
Two weeks ago, OpenAI released their new GPT version, “o1.” It is different from previous versions in that it works with an “inference”...
christophheilig
Oct 2, 2024


Uncovering Paul's Subversive Stories: A Narratological Approach to Counter-Imperial Rhetoric in Galatians
As scholars of early Christianity, we are constantly seeking new ways to illuminate the complex relationship between the New Testament...
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Apr 8, 2024
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