MAR GAVRIEL DECONSTRUCTIVELY ON PARSHAS VAYYISHLAH - PART ONE
Mar Gavriel shriebt:
"It can often be useful to speak of an implied author when dealing with a sacred text, because this can leave the interpretation meaningful both to traditionalists, who may believe that the Real Author is God, and to nontraditionalists, who may believe that the real author is a human, and to any view on the spectrum in between. "
Read the entire post here:
http://margavriel.blogspot.com/2006/12/poroshas-vayyishlah-deconstructionist.html#links
It's a longy but a goody.
Enjoy.
"It can often be useful to speak of an implied author when dealing with a sacred text, because this can leave the interpretation meaningful both to traditionalists, who may believe that the Real Author is God, and to nontraditionalists, who may believe that the real author is a human, and to any view on the spectrum in between. "
Read the entire post here:
http://margavriel.blogspot.com/2006/12/poroshas-vayyishlah-deconstructionist.html#links
It's a longy but a goody.
Enjoy.
posted by The back of the hill @ 6:22 PM
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