Performance Criticism
- What is Performance Criticism?
- Assumptions, Applications, Assessment by Ernst Wendland
- Preparing to Perform by Phil Ruge-Jones
- Performing Philemon, Galatians, James by David Rhoads
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Solecisms and Performing John's Apocalypse
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| Date added: | 04/29/2008 |
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by Jeff Schlesinger
13 May 2008
The author argues that solecisms in the Apocalypse reflect the dynamics of performance. Rather than glossing over these, translations should attempt to communicate the solecism. He analyzes Rev 4:1, 4; 5:6, 11-12 and offers an English Idiolect Version.
Response to "Solecisms and Performing John's Apocalypse"
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| Date added: | 04/29/2008 |
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by Rich Gates
Response to Solecisms and Performing John’s Apocalypse by Jeff Schlesinger
8 April 2008
Response to Solecisms and Performing John’s Apocalypse by Jeff Schlesinger
8 April 2008
Performance and Parables: The Ten Bridesmaids
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| Date added: | 04/29/2008 |
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by Peter S. Perry
13 December 2005
The author proposes a way to apply performance criticism to the parable of the Ten Bridesmaids (Matt 25:1-13). He concludes that one of the principal benefits of Performance Criticism is that it synthesizes the insights of modern scholarship in a way that can be exported out of the written, academic setting into the oral, communal setting.