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| adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PREFACE
...............................................................................................................
V
ABBREVIATIONS
AND
USED
EDITIONS
................................................................XVII
INTRODUCTION
.........................................................................................................
1
CHAPTER
1
TRANSFORMING
HISTORICAL
OBJECTIVISM
INTO
HISTORICAL
HERMENEUTICS:
FROM
HISTORICAL
ILLNESS
TO
PROPERLY
LIVED
HISTORICALITY
...................................................................................
7
1.
THE
TENSION
BETWEEN
THEOLOGY
AND
MODERN-HISTORICAL
METHODOLOGIES
............................................................................................
8
2.
FROM
HISTORICAL
OBJECTIVISM
TO
HISTORICAL
HERMENEUTICS
.....................
11
3.
THE
RECEPTION-HISTORICAL
METHODOLOGY
..................................................
14
3.1
HISTORICAL
CRITICISM
AS
A
PRELUDE
FOR
THE
STUDY
OF
RECEPTION
HISTORY
..............................................................................
YY
................
14
3.2
HISTORICAL
CRITICISM
AS
IDENTICAL
TO
THE
STUDY
OF
RECEPTION
HISTORY
...............................................................................................
17
3.3
HISTORICAL
CRITICISM
AS
AN
INTEGRATED
DISCIPLINE
OF
THE
STUDY
OF
RECEPTION
HISTORY
..............................................................................
20
4.
FROM
HISTORICAL
ILLNESS
TO
PROPERLY
LIVED
HISTORICALITY
..................
22
5.
FROM
HISTORICAL
CONSCIOUSNESS
TO
WIRKUNGSGESCHICHTLICHES
BEWUSSTSEIN
...........................................................................................
30
6.
HERMENEUTICAL
CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
THE
FRAGEHORIZONT
OF
THE
TEXT
.......
33
7.
THE
ALTERITY
OF
THE
TEXT
...........................................................................
35
VIII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
8.
THE
(IN)VALIDITY
OF
TEXTUAL
INTERPRETATION
...............................................
41
9.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.........................................................................
49
CHAPTER
2
AN
EVALUATIVE
STATUS
QUAESTIONIS
ON
NAPOTPLA
AND
JTAPPPOIA
IN
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
.................................................
53
1.
JOHANNINE
NAPOTPLA
IN
EARLY
SCHOLARLY
LITERATURE
...............................
54
1.1
THE
TERMS
ITAPOQUA
AND
ITCTPAFLOXFI
AS
SYNONYMS
IN
THE
LXX
...................................................................................................
54
1.2
JOHANNINE
IRAPOIPIA
AS
INAUTHENTIC
..................................................
59
1.3
JOHANNINE
7TAPOTP.IA
AND
SYNOPTIC
TTAPAPOXT]
AS
EQUIVALENT
TRANSLATIONS
OF
AN
ARAMAIC
VORLAGE
.................................................
60
1.4
JOHANNINE
JTAPOI|IIA
AS
THE
MEANS
OF
COMMUNICATION
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
GROUP
...............................................................................
62
2.
THE
GENRE-CRITICAL
APPROACH:
JOHANNINE
RTAPOIPIA
AS
TERMINUS
TECHNICUS/OR
A
LITERARY
GENRE
...............................................................
64
2.1
THE
LITERARY
GENRE
OF
JOHANNINE
JRAPOIPIA
.....................................
65
2.2
RELATED
STUDIES
..................................................................................
67
2.3
INTERMEDIARY
STUDIES
..........................................................................
69
2.4
CRITICAL
REACTIONS
..............................................................................
70
3.
THE
HERMENEUTICAL
APPROACH:
JOHANNINE
ITAPOQIIA
AND
NAPPTJAIA
AS
MODI
DICENDI
AND
MODI
INTELLIGENDI
..............................
73
3.1
JOHANNINE
JRAPOTPLA
AND
IRAPP RIOIA
AS
KEY
TERMS
OF
CHRISTOLOGICAL
EPISTEMOLOGY
............................................................
73
3.2
JOHANNINE
JTAPOT|I(A
AND
JTAPPQOTA
AS
KEY
TERMS
OF
JOHN
S
PHILOSOPHICAL
UNDERSTANDING
OF
LANGUAGE
......................................
77
3.3
DIALECTICS
BETWEEN
JOHANNINE
JRAPOTP,IA
AND
TTAPPQOIA
AS
RELECTURE
...........................................................................................
78
4.
THE
POST-HERMENEUTICAL
APPROACH:
JOHANNINE
JTAPOTPLA
AND
THE
PHILOSOPHICAL
IDEA
OF
INEXPRESSIBILITY
....................................................
80
4.1
STUDIES
INSPIRED
BY
DERRIDA
...............................................................
80
4.2
RELATED
STUDIES
..................................................................................
83
5.
THE
READER-RESPONSE
APPROACH:
JOHANNINE
JTAPOT|IIA
AS
A
LITERARY
STRATEGY
......................................................................................
85
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
IX
5.1
JOHANNINE
JIAPOIGIA
AND
THE
COSMOLOGICAL
TALE
(A.
REINHARTZ)
..........................................................................................
86
5.2
JOHANNINE
JTAPOIPIA
AND
PARTICIPATION/TRANSFORMATION
(G.R.
O
DAY
AND
R.
KYSAR)
.........................................................................
88
5.3
JOHANNINE
NAPOIPIA
AND
MARK
4:1-20
(C.W.
SKINNER)
..................
90
6.
STUDIES
ON
THE
SEMANTICS
OF
JOHANNINE
JTAPPT]OIA
................................
92
6.1
JOHANNINE
;TAPPT)O(A
AS
SPECIFICALLY
CHRISTIAN
................................
93
6.2
AN
INITIAL
ATTEMPT
TO
HISTORICAL
CONTEXTUALISATION
OF
JOHANNINE
ITAPPTPTA
(G.L.
PARSENIOS)
.............................................................
100
7.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.......................................................................
106
CHAPTER
3
NAPOIFTIA
AND
JTAPPT]OIA
IN
THE
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
......................................................................
109
1.
JOHN
10
....................................................................................................
109
2.
JOHN
11:11-16
........................................................................................
123
3.
JOHN
16:23-33
.......................................................................................
127
3.1
RELECTURE
AND
REECRITURE
..................................................................
129
3.2
THE
APORIA
OF
JOHN
16:5
..................................................................
132
3.3
THE
FUSION
OF
PRE-PASCHAL
AND
POST-PASCHAL
TIME
IN
JOHN
16:23-33
.........................................................................................
136
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.......................................................................
144
CHAPTER
4
THE
ORIENTATION
OF
THE
TEACHING
OF
THE
POST-PASCHAL
PARACLETE
IN
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
..................................................
145
1.
JOHN
14:25-26
......................................................................................
146
1.1
JOHN
14:26E:
ANTECEDENT(S)
OF
RELATIVE
PRONOUN?
.........................
148
1.2
JOHN
14:26D:
EXPLICATIVE
OR
CUMULATIVE
ICAI?
................................
151
2.
JOHN
16:12-13
........................................................................................
153
2.1
JOHN
16:13C,
E:
ETC
RF|V
AKT]0ETAV
TTAOAV
+
DICOIJOEI
OR
EV
RFJ
AX.T]0EIG
ITAOT]
+
AICOVET?
.........................................................
156
X
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
2.2
JOHN
16:13C:
THE
MEANING
OF
ITDARJ/JRAOAV
...................................
159
2.3
JOHN
16:12A:
THE
MEANING
OF
JTOXKA
.............................................
159
2.4
JOHN
16:1
3F:
THE
MEANING
OF
RD
EP/DPEVA
AVAVYEKET
..............
161
3.
REPETITION
AS
A
KEY
NOTION
FOR
UNDERSTANDING
THE
TEACHING
FUNCTION
OF
THE
PARACLETE
......................................................................
162
3.1
KIERKEGAARD
S
DISTINCTION
BETWEEN
RECOLLECTION
AND
REPETITION..
163
3.2
THE
PARACLETE
S
REMINDING
AND
TEACHING
AS
RECOLLECTION
AND
REPETITION
.........................................................................................
166
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.......................................................................
168
CHAPTER
5
THE
SEMANTICS
OF
JTAPOIPLA
AND
JRAPPI]OIA
IN
CONNECTION
TO
EPCORAM
AND
AITEW
IN
JOHN
16:23-27
.............
171
1.
EPWRAM
AND
AIREM
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
...........................................
172
1.1
PRE-PASCHAL
EPOYTACO
VERSUS
POST-PASCHAL
AIRETU
...........................
172
1.2
POLEMICAL
EPTOTACO
VERSUS
CONFIDENT
ALREA)
...................................
176
2.
A
LTEIO
AND
ITAPPTJOIA
IN
JOHN
16:23-27
............................................
179
2.1
A
PHILOLOGICAL
ANALYSIS
OF
EPWRACO
AND
ALTECO
IN
JOHN
16:23
-
27
......................................................................................................
180
2.2
THE
DISCIPLES
AND
JESUS
JTAPPTPIA
AT
THE
HOUR
(JOHN
16:25)
....
181
3.
IN
JESUS
NAME
.......................................................................................
187
3.1
EVALUATIVE
STATUS
QUAESTIONIS
.........................................................
187
3.2
JOHN
16:26
........................................................................................
188
3.3
BEING
SENT
BY
JESUS
.......................................................................
191
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.......................................................................
193
CHAPTER
6
THE
JIAPPR]OIA
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
JESUS
AS
AN
EXPERIMENTAL
TEACHING
METHOD
.................................................
197
1.
PHILODEMUS:
RTAPPT]OTA
AS
AN
EXPERIMENTAL
METHOD
...........................
198
2.
HAPPR|O(A
AS
AN
EXPERIMENTAL
METHOD
BEYOND
EPICUREANISM
.........
201
2.1
PLUTARCH
..........................................................................................
202
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XI
2.2
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.................................................................
203
3.
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
................................................................................
205
3.1
JOHN
7:1-44
......................................................................................
205
3.2
JOHN
10:1-30
....................................................................................
208
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
AS
AN
ACT
O/JUXPPPOIA
..............................................................................
209
CHAPTER
7
THE
ADAPTABILITY
OF
THE
JTAPPR](HA
OF
JESUS
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
.............................................................................
211
1.
PHILODEMUS:
THE
TWO
FORMS
O/7TAPPR)OIA
.........................................
211
2.
THE
TWO
FORMS
OFNAPPT OIA
BEYOND
EPICUREANISM
...........................
214
2.1
PHILO
.................................................................................................
214
2.2
THE
CYNIC
EPISTLES
...........................................................................
216
2.3
PLUTARCH
............................................................................................
218
2.3.1
THERAPEUTIC
JTAPPPOTA
.............................................................
218
2.3.2
PRACTICAL
NAPPR]0IA
..................................................................
221
2.4
DIO
CHRYSOSTOM
...............................................................................
224
2.5
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
....................................................................
225
3.
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
................................................................................
228
3.1
THE
MIXED
FORM
OF
ITAPPR|OIA
IN
THE
FAREWELL
DISCOURSE
............
229
3.1.1
JOHN
13:36-14:10
.....................................................................
229
3.1.2
JOHN
14:11-24
..........................................................................
231
3.1.3
JOHN
14:25-28
..........................................................................
231
3.1.4
JOHN
16:25-32
..........................................................................
232
3.2
THE
MIXED
FORM
OF
ITAPPTJOIA
OUTSIDE
THE
FAREWELL
DISCOURSE...
233
3.2.1
JOHN
1:46-51
............................................................................
234
3.2.2
JOHN
3:9-10
..............................................................................
235
3.2.3
JOHN
20:24-29
..........................................................................
236
3.3
THE
SIMPLE
FORM
OF
ITAPPTJOIA
......................................................
237
3.3.1
JOHN
5:37-38
..........................................................................
237
3.3.2
JOHN
5:41-42
..........................................................................
238
3.3.3
JOHN
6:26-27,
36
.......................................................................
239
3.3.4
JOHN
7:14-31
..........................................................................
241
3.4
THE
GRADUAL
INTENSIFICATION
OF
7TAPPR]0LA
......................................
243
3.4.1
JOHN
8:12-20
..........................................................................
243
XII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
3.4.2
JOHN
8:21-30
............................................................................
244
3.4.3
JOHN
8:31-37
............................................................................
244
3.4.4
JOHN
8:38-47
............................................................................
245
3.5
JOHN
19:19-22
...............................................................................
248
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
AS
AN
ACT
O/ITAPPPOIA
..........................................................................
249
CHAPTER
8
JESUS
JTAPPPOTA
AND
THE
SALVATION
OF
THE
KOOPOG
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
.......................................................................
253
1.
THE
PARACLETE
S
EKEY/EIV
IN
JOHN
16:9-11
.........................................
253
2.
IIAPPT]CSIA,
SHAME,
AND
REPENTANCE
....................................................
254
2.1
LXX
PROVERBS
..................................................................................
255
2.2
PHILODEMUS
.......................................................................................
260
2.3
PHILO
.................................................................................................
260
2.4
PLUTARCH
............................................................................................
262
2.5
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
....................................................................
264
2.6
JOHN
..................................................................................................
264
3.
THE
SALVATION
OF
THE
KDOPOG
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
..............................
266
3.1
JOHN
8:28;
19:37
..............................................................................
266
3.2
JOHN
12:32
........................................................................................
267
3.3
JOHN
12:39-40
..................................................................................
268
3.4
JOHN
3:16-17;
12:46^17
ET
AL
..........................................................
270
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
AS
AN
ACT
O/JRAPPPOTA
..............................................................................
271
CHAPTER
9
FRIENDSHIP
AND
JTAPPT]OTA
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
..
275
1.
FRIENDSHIP
LANGUAGE
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
..........................................
275
1.1
OIKOG
...............................................................................................
275
1.2
O
I
A
ECO
,
AYAJRATO
..............................................................................
279
1.2.1
FATHER-SON
..............................................................................
279
1.2.2
JESUS
-
DISCIPLES
......................................................................
279
2.
THE
GRECO-ROMAN
IDEAL
OF
FRIENDSHIP
.................................................
280
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XIII
3.
FRIENDSHIP,
NAPPTJOTA,
AND
COMMITMENT
.............................................
283
3.1
LXX
WISDOM
TRADITION
..................................................................
283
3.2
PHILO
.................................................................................................
284
3.3
JOHN
..................................................................................................
285
4.
JESUS
DEATH
AS
ACT
OF
FRIENDSHIP
........................................................
287
4.1
SCHOLARLY
LITERATURE
.........................................................................
287
4.2
FRIENDSHIP
AND
NAPPTIOIA
...............................................................
289
4.2.1
PHILODEMUS
...............................................................................
290
4.2.2
PLUTARCH
.....................................................................................
291
4.3
JOHN
..................................................................................................
294
5.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.......................................................................
296
CHAPTER
10
JESUS
JTAPPR|O(A
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL:
PUBLIC
AND/OR
PRIVATE?
............................................................................
297
1.
THE
SCHOLARLY
DISTINCTION
OF
PUBLIC/POLITICAL
AND
PRIVATE/ETHICAL
3TAPPT]OIA
..............................................................................................
297
2.
PUBLIC
AND
PRIVATE
TIAPPT]AIA
FROM
THE
FIRST
CENTURY
BCE
TO
THE
SECOND
CENTURY
CE
...............................................................................
299
2.1
PHILODEMUS
.......................................................................................
299
2.2
PLUTARCH
............................................................................................
300
2.3
LUCIAN
OF
SAMOSATA
.........................................................................
303
3.
PUBLIC
AND
PRIVATE
7TAPPT]0IA
IN
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
...........................
305
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
AS
AN
ACT
O/JTAPPT]OTA
..............................................................................
309
CHAPTER
11
IIAPOIP.IA
AND
JRAPPT]OIA
IN
LXX
PROVERBS,
THE
ANCIENT
RHETORICAL
THEORY
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH,
PLUTARCH,
AND
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
..........................................................................
311
1.
LXX
PROVERBS
AND
ITS
EARLY
RECEPTION
..............................................
311
1.1
LXX
PROVERBS
1:1-6
........................................................................
312
1.2
EARLY
CHURCH
FATHERS
......................................................................
314
XIV
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.2.1
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.............................................................
314
1.2.2
BASIL
OF
CAESAREA
......................................................................
316
1.2.3
GREGORY
OF
NYSSA
.....................................................................
319
1.2.4
SYNOPSIS
SCRIPTURAE
SACRAE
(PS.-JOHN
CHRYSOSTOM/
PS.
ATHANASIUS)
........................................................................................
322
2.
RHETORICAL
THEORY
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
...................................................
323
2.1
DEMETRIUS
.........................................................................................
324
2.2
QUINTILIAN
.........................................................................................
326
2.3
PS.-DIONYSIUS
OF
HALICARNASSUS
.......................................................
330
2.4
PS.-HERMOGENES
...............................................................................
332
3.
PLUTARCH
.................................................................................................
334
3.1
NAPPTJOIA
AND
IRAVOUPYIA
.............................................................
335
3.2
NAPPT]OIA
AND
TTAPOTPIA
...............................................................
337
4.
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
................................................................................
341
4.1
JOHN
7:32-36
....................................................................................
344
4.2
JOHN
10:1-6
......................................................................................
346
5.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
SITUATION
OF
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
..............................................................
348
CHAPTER
12
A
HISTORICAL-CONTEXTUAL
COMPARISON
OF
JTAPOIPTA
AND
JIAPPPOTA
IN
JOHN
TO
JTAPA|3OKT]
AND
JTAPPT]OIA
IN
MARK.
351
1.
EVALUATIVE
STATUS
QUAESTIONIS
ON
ITAPPRPIA
(MARK
8:32A)
................
351
1.1
THE
OPPOSITE
TERM
OF
TTAPPIPIA?
.................................................
351
1.2
NAPPRPTA
AS
UNIVOCAL
LANGUAGE?
.................................................
355
2.
NAPAPOKI]
AND
JTAPPRPIA
IN
MARK
AND
THE
ANCIENT
RHETORICAL
THEORY
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
.....................................................................
356
2.1
MARKAN
PARABLE
THEORY
AND
DEMETRIUS
DEFINITION
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
..............................................................................................
357
2.2
THE
MARKAN
ITAPAPOKIJ
AND
THE
MOTIVES/USES
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
IN
ANCIENT
RHETORICAL
THEORY
.............................................
361
2.2.1
THE
MOTIVES/USES
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
IN
MARK
4:1-34
..........
362
2.2.2
THE
MOTIVES/USES
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
IN
MARK
12:1-9
...........
364
2.2.3
HAPPIPIA
AND
SAFETY
IN
MARK
8:31;
9:31;
10:33-34
............
365
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XV
3.
COMPARISON
O/ITAPOI|XIA
AND
JTAPPRJOIA
IN
JOHN
TO
NAPAPOKP
AND
KAPPRJOTA
IN
MARK
.........................................................................
367
3.1
INITIAL
ATTEMPTS
................................................................................
368
3.2
HISTORICAL-CONTEXTUAL
APPROACH
.....................................................
370
3.3
THE
JOHANNINE
7TAPOTP.IA
AND
THE
MARKAN
7TAPA|3OKT]
THROUGH
THE
LENS
OF
QUINTILIAN
......................................................................
372
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.......................................................................
376
GENERAL
CONCLUSION
....................................................................
379
1.
HISTORICAL
HERMENEUTICS
........................................................................
379
2.
STATUS
QUAESTIONIS
..................................................................................
381
3.
NAPOITLIA
AND
JTAPPPOIA
IN
THE
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
GOSPEL
......
384
4.
THE
ORIENTATION
OF
THE
TEACHING
OF
THE
PARACLETE
................................
385
5.
THE
USE
O/TTAPOTPIA
AND
NAPPPOTA
IN
CONNECTION
TO
EPCOTACO
AND
ALRECO
IN
JOHN
16:23-27
.................................................................
386
6.
JESUS
TTAPPPOIA
AS
AN
EXPERIMENTAL
TEACHING
METHOD
....................
387
7.
THE
ADAPTABILITY
OF
JESUS
7TAPPR|OIA
...................................................
388
8.
JESUS
JTAPPT]OTA
AND
THE
SALVATION
OF
THE
ICOOPO^
..............................
391
9.
NAPPPOIA
AND
FRIENDSHIP
IN
THE
GOSPEL
.............................................
392
10.
THE
PUBLIC
CHARACTER
OF
JESUS
JTAPPT]GIA
........................................
393
11.
JOHANNINE
JTAPOIPIA
AND
TTAPPTJOIA
AND
THE
ANCIENT
RHETORICAL
THEORY
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
...................................................................
394
72.
A
COMPARISON
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
ITAPOTPIA
AND
JTAPPTJALA
TO
THE
MARKAN
7TAPA|3OXI]
AND
JTAPPT]OTA
...............................................
395
13.
IMPLICATIONS
AND
AVENUES
OF
FUTURE
RESEARCH
...................................
398
XVI
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
APPENDIX
1:
MASAI
IN
THE
HEBREW
BIBLE
AND
ITS
TRANSLATION
EQUIVALENTS
IN
THE
LXX
AND
THE
EARLY
JEWISH
REVISERS
........................................................
401
APPENDIX
2:
LISTS
OF
JOHANNINE
JTAPOT|IIAI
...................................................
403
APPENDIX
3:
CARSON
S
LIST
OF
LITERARY
FEATURES
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
MISUNDERSTANDINGS
..........................................................................................
423
BIBLIOGRAPHY
...................................................................................................
427
INDEX
OF
ANCIENT
SOURCES
...............................................................................
465
INDEX
OF
MODERN
AUTHORS
...............................................................................
487
INDEX
OF
SUBJECTS
............................................................................................
493
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PREFACE
.
V
ABBREVIATIONS
AND
USED
EDITIONS
.XVII
INTRODUCTION
.
1
CHAPTER
1
TRANSFORMING
HISTORICAL
OBJECTIVISM
INTO
HISTORICAL
HERMENEUTICS:
FROM
"
HISTORICAL
ILLNESS
"
TO
PROPERLY
LIVED
HISTORICALITY
.
7
1.
THE
TENSION
BETWEEN
THEOLOGY
AND
MODERN-HISTORICAL
METHODOLOGIES
.
8
2.
FROM
HISTORICAL
OBJECTIVISM
TO
HISTORICAL
HERMENEUTICS
.
11
3.
THE
RECEPTION-HISTORICAL
METHODOLOGY
.
14
3.1
HISTORICAL
CRITICISM
AS
A
PRELUDE
FOR
THE
STUDY
OF
RECEPTION
HISTORY
.
YY
.
14
3.2
HISTORICAL
CRITICISM
AS
IDENTICAL
TO
THE
STUDY
OF
RECEPTION
HISTORY
.
17
3.3
HISTORICAL
CRITICISM
AS
AN
INTEGRATED
DISCIPLINE
OF
THE
STUDY
OF
RECEPTION
HISTORY
.
20
4.
FROM
"
HISTORICAL
ILLNESS
"
TO
PROPERLY
LIVED
HISTORICALITY
.
22
5.
FROM
HISTORICAL
CONSCIOUSNESS
TO
WIRKUNGSGESCHICHTLICHES
BEWUSSTSEIN
.
30
6.
HERMENEUTICAL
CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
THE
FRAGEHORIZONT
OF
THE
TEXT
.
33
7.
THE
ALTERITY
OF
THE
TEXT
.
35
VIII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
8.
THE
(IN)VALIDITY
OF
TEXTUAL
INTERPRETATION
.
41
9.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.
49
CHAPTER
2
AN
EVALUATIVE
STATUS
QUAESTIONIS
ON
NAPOTPLA
AND
JTAPPPOIA
IN
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
.
53
1.
JOHANNINE
NAPOTPLA
IN
EARLY
SCHOLARLY
LITERATURE
.
54
1.1
THE
TERMS
ITAPOQUA
AND
ITCTPAFLOXFI
AS
SYNONYMS
IN
THE
LXX
.
54
1.2
JOHANNINE
IRAPOIPIA
AS
INAUTHENTIC
.
59
1.3
JOHANNINE
7TAPOTP.IA
AND
SYNOPTIC
TTAPAPOXT]
AS
EQUIVALENT
TRANSLATIONS
OF
AN
ARAMAIC
VORLAGE
.
60
1.4
JOHANNINE
JTAPOI|IIA
AS
THE
MEANS
OF
COMMUNICATION
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
GROUP
.
62
2.
THE
GENRE-CRITICAL
APPROACH:
JOHANNINE
RTAPOIPIA
AS
TERMINUS
TECHNICUS/OR
A
LITERARY
GENRE
.
64
2.1
THE
LITERARY
GENRE
OF
JOHANNINE
JRAPOIPIA
.
65
2.2
RELATED
STUDIES
.
67
2.3
INTERMEDIARY
STUDIES
.
69
2.4
CRITICAL
REACTIONS
.
70
3.
THE
HERMENEUTICAL
APPROACH:
JOHANNINE
ITAPOQIIA
AND
NAPPTJAIA
AS
MODI
DICENDI
AND
MODI
INTELLIGENDI
.
73
3.1
JOHANNINE
JRAPOTPLA
AND
IRAPP'RIOIA
AS
KEY
TERMS
OF
CHRISTOLOGICAL
EPISTEMOLOGY
.
73
3.2
JOHANNINE
JTAPOT|I(A
AND
JTAPPQOTA
AS
KEY
TERMS
OF
JOHN
'
S
PHILOSOPHICAL
UNDERSTANDING
OF
LANGUAGE
.
77
3.3
DIALECTICS
BETWEEN
JOHANNINE
JRAPOTP,IA
AND
TTAPPQOIA
AS
RELECTURE
.
78
4.
THE
POST-HERMENEUTICAL
APPROACH:
JOHANNINE
JTAPOTPLA
AND
THE
PHILOSOPHICAL
IDEA
OF
INEXPRESSIBILITY
.
80
4.1
STUDIES
INSPIRED
BY
DERRIDA
.
80
4.2
RELATED
STUDIES
.
83
5.
THE
READER-RESPONSE
APPROACH:
JOHANNINE
JTAPOT|IIA
AS
A
LITERARY
STRATEGY
.
85
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
IX
5.1
JOHANNINE
JIAPOIGIA
AND
THE
COSMOLOGICAL
TALE
(A.
REINHARTZ)
.
86
5.2
JOHANNINE
JTAPOIPIA
AND
PARTICIPATION/TRANSFORMATION
(G.R.
O
'
DAY
AND
R.
KYSAR)
.
88
5.3
JOHANNINE
NAPOIPIA
AND
MARK
4:1-20
(C.W.
SKINNER)
.
90
6.
STUDIES
ON
THE
SEMANTICS
OF
JOHANNINE
JTAPPT]OIA
.
92
6.1
JOHANNINE
;TAPPT)O(A
AS
SPECIFICALLY
CHRISTIAN
.
93
6.2
AN
INITIAL
ATTEMPT
TO
HISTORICAL
CONTEXTUALISATION
OF
JOHANNINE
ITAPPTPTA
(G.L.
PARSENIOS)
.
100
7.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.
106
CHAPTER
3
NAPOIFTIA
AND
JTAPPT]OIA
IN
THE
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
.
109
1.
JOHN
10
.
109
2.
JOHN
11:11-16
.
123
3.
JOHN
16:23-33
.
127
3.1
RELECTURE
AND
REECRITURE
.
129
3.2
THE
APORIA
OF
JOHN
16:5
.
132
3.3
THE
FUSION
OF
PRE-PASCHAL
AND
POST-PASCHAL
TIME
IN
JOHN
16:23-33
.
136
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.
144
CHAPTER
4
THE
ORIENTATION
OF
THE
TEACHING
OF
THE
POST-PASCHAL
PARACLETE
IN
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
.
145
1.
JOHN
14:25-26
.
146
1.1
JOHN
14:26E:
ANTECEDENT(S)
OF
RELATIVE
PRONOUN?
.
148
1.2
JOHN
14:26D:
EXPLICATIVE
OR
CUMULATIVE
ICAI?
.
151
2.
JOHN
16:12-13
.
153
2.1
JOHN
16:13C,
E:
ETC
RF|V
AKT]0ETAV
TTAOAV
+
DICOIJOEI
OR
EV
RFJ
AX.T]0EIG
ITAOT]
+
AICOVET?
.
156
X
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
2.2
JOHN
16:13C:
THE
MEANING
OF
ITDARJ/JRAOAV
.
159
2.3
JOHN
16:12A:
THE
MEANING
OF
JTOXKA
.
159
2.4
JOHN
16:1
3F:
THE
MEANING
OF
RD
EP/DPEVA
AVAVYEKET
.
161
3.
REPETITION
AS
A
KEY
NOTION
FOR
UNDERSTANDING
THE
TEACHING
FUNCTION
OF
THE
PARACLETE
.
162
3.1
KIERKEGAARD
'
S
DISTINCTION
BETWEEN
RECOLLECTION
AND
REPETITION.
163
3.2
THE
PARACLETE
'
S
REMINDING
AND
TEACHING
AS
RECOLLECTION
AND
REPETITION
.
166
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.
168
CHAPTER
5
THE
SEMANTICS
OF
JTAPOIPLA
AND
JRAPPI]OIA
IN
CONNECTION
TO
EPCORAM
AND
AITEW
IN
JOHN
16:23-27
.
171
1.
'
EPWRAM
AND
AIREM
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
.
172
1.1
PRE-PASCHAL
EPOYTACO
VERSUS
POST-PASCHAL
AIRETU
.
172
1.2
POLEMICAL
EPTOTACO
VERSUS
CONFIDENT
ALREA)
.
176
2.
A
LTEIO
AND
ITAPPTJOIA
IN
JOHN
16:23-27
.
179
2.1
A
PHILOLOGICAL
ANALYSIS
OF
EPWRACO
AND
ALTECO
IN
JOHN
16:23
-
27
.
180
2.2
THE
DISCIPLES
AND
JESUS
'
JTAPPTPIA
AT
THE
HOUR
(JOHN
16:25)
.
181
3.
IN
JESUS
'
NAME
.
187
3.1
EVALUATIVE
STATUS
QUAESTIONIS
.
187
3.2
JOHN
16:26
.
188
3.3
BEING
SENT
BY
JESUS
.
191
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.
193
CHAPTER
6
THE
JIAPPR]OIA
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
JESUS
AS
AN
EXPERIMENTAL
TEACHING
METHOD
.
197
1.
PHILODEMUS:
RTAPPT]OTA
AS
AN
EXPERIMENTAL
METHOD
.
198
2.
HAPPR|O(A
AS
AN
EXPERIMENTAL
METHOD
BEYOND
EPICUREANISM
.
201
2.1
PLUTARCH
.
202
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XI
2.2
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.
203
3.
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
.
205
3.1
JOHN
7:1-44
.
205
3.2
JOHN
10:1-30
.
208
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
AS
AN
ACT
O/JUXPPPOIA
.
209
CHAPTER
7
THE
ADAPTABILITY
OF
THE
JTAPPR](HA
OF
JESUS
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
.
211
1.
PHILODEMUS:
THE
TWO
FORMS
O/7TAPPR)OIA
.
211
2.
THE
TWO
FORMS
OFNAPPT\OIA
BEYOND
EPICUREANISM
.
214
2.1
PHILO
.
214
2.2
THE
CYNIC
EPISTLES
.
216
2.3
PLUTARCH
.
218
2.3.1
THERAPEUTIC
JTAPPPOTA
.
218
2.3.2
PRACTICAL
NAPPR]0IA
.
221
2.4
DIO
CHRYSOSTOM
.
224
2.5
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.
225
3.
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
.
228
3.1
THE
MIXED
FORM
OF
ITAPPR|OIA
IN
THE
FAREWELL
DISCOURSE
.
229
3.1.1
JOHN
13:36-14:10
.
229
3.1.2
JOHN
14:11-24
.
231
3.1.3
JOHN
14:25-28
.
231
3.1.4
JOHN
16:25-32
.
232
3.2
THE
MIXED
FORM
OF
ITAPPTJOIA
OUTSIDE
THE
FAREWELL
DISCOURSE.
233
3.2.1
JOHN
1:46-51
.
234
3.2.2
JOHN
3:9-10
.
235
3.2.3
JOHN
20:24-29
.
236
3.3
THE
SIMPLE
FORM
OF
ITAPPTJOIA
.
237
3.3.1
JOHN
5:37-38
.
237
3.3.2
JOHN
5:41-42
.
238
3.3.3
JOHN
6:26-27,
36
.
239
3.3.4
JOHN
7:14-31
.
241
3.4
THE
GRADUAL
INTENSIFICATION
OF
7TAPPR]0LA
.
243
3.4.1
JOHN
8:12-20
.
243
XII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
3.4.2
JOHN
8:21-30
.
244
3.4.3
JOHN
8:31-37
.
244
3.4.4
JOHN
8:38-47
.
245
3.5
JOHN
19:19-22
.
248
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
AS
AN
ACT
O/ITAPPPOIA
.
249
CHAPTER
8
JESUS
'
JTAPPPOTA
AND
THE
SALVATION
OF
THE
KOOPOG
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
.
253
1.
THE
PARACLETE
'
S
EKEY/EIV
IN
JOHN
16:9-11
.
253
2.
IIAPPT]CSIA,
SHAME,
AND
REPENTANCE
.
254
2.1
LXX
PROVERBS
.
255
2.2
PHILODEMUS
.
260
2.3
PHILO
.
260
2.4
PLUTARCH
.
262
2.5
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.
264
2.6
JOHN
.
264
3.
THE
SALVATION
OF
THE
KDOPOG
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
.
266
3.1
JOHN
8:28;
19:37
.
266
3.2
JOHN
12:32
.
267
3.3
JOHN
12:39-40
.
268
3.4
JOHN
3:16-17;
12:46^17
ET
AL
.
270
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
AS
AN
ACT
O/JRAPPPOTA
.
271
CHAPTER
9
FRIENDSHIP
AND
JTAPPT]OTA
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
.
275
1.
FRIENDSHIP
LANGUAGE
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
.
275
1.1
OIKOG
.
275
1.2
O
I
A
ECO
,
AYAJRATO
.
279
1.2.1
FATHER-SON
.
279
1.2.2
JESUS
-
DISCIPLES
.
279
2.
THE
GRECO-ROMAN
IDEAL
OF
FRIENDSHIP
.
280
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XIII
3.
FRIENDSHIP,
NAPPTJOTA,
AND
COMMITMENT
.
283
3.1
LXX
WISDOM
TRADITION
.
283
3.2
PHILO
.
284
3.3
JOHN
.
285
4.
JESUS
'
DEATH
AS
ACT
OF
FRIENDSHIP
.
287
4.1
SCHOLARLY
LITERATURE
.
287
4.2
FRIENDSHIP
AND
NAPPTIOIA
.
289
4.2.1
PHILODEMUS
.
290
4.2.2
PLUTARCH
.
291
4.3
JOHN
.
294
5.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.
296
CHAPTER
10
JESUS
'
JTAPPR|O(A
IN
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL:
PUBLIC
AND/OR
PRIVATE?
.
297
1.
THE
SCHOLARLY
DISTINCTION
OF
PUBLIC/POLITICAL
AND
PRIVATE/ETHICAL
3TAPPT]OIA
.
297
2.
PUBLIC
AND
PRIVATE
TIAPPT]AIA
FROM
THE
FIRST
CENTURY
BCE
TO
THE
SECOND
CENTURY
CE
.
299
2.1
PHILODEMUS
.
299
2.2
PLUTARCH
.
300
2.3
LUCIAN
OF
SAMOSATA
.
303
3.
PUBLIC
AND
PRIVATE
7TAPPT]0IA
IN
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
.
305
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
AS
AN
ACT
O/JTAPPT]OTA
.
309
CHAPTER
11
IIAPOIP.IA
AND
JRAPPT]OIA
IN
LXX
PROVERBS,
THE
ANCIENT
RHETORICAL
THEORY
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH,
PLUTARCH,
AND
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
.
311
1.
LXX
PROVERBS
AND
ITS
EARLY
RECEPTION
.
311
1.1
LXX
PROVERBS
1:1-6
.
312
1.2
EARLY
CHURCH
FATHERS
.
314
XIV
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.2.1
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.
314
1.2.2
BASIL
OF
CAESAREA
.
316
1.2.3
GREGORY
OF
NYSSA
.
319
1.2.4
SYNOPSIS
SCRIPTURAE
SACRAE
(PS.-JOHN
CHRYSOSTOM/
PS.
ATHANASIUS)
.
322
2.
RHETORICAL
THEORY
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
.
323
2.1
DEMETRIUS
.
324
2.2
QUINTILIAN
.
326
2.3
PS.-DIONYSIUS
OF
HALICARNASSUS
.
330
2.4
PS.-HERMOGENES
.
332
3.
PLUTARCH
.
334
3.1
NAPPTJOIA
AND
IRAVOUPYIA
.
335
3.2
NAPPT]OIA
AND
TTAPOTPIA
.
337
4.
THE
GOSPEL
OF
JOHN
.
341
4.1
JOHN
7:32-36
.
344
4.2
JOHN
10:1-6
.
346
5.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
AND
REFLECTION
ON
THE
SOCIO-HISTORICAL
SITUATION
OF
THE
FOURTH
GOSPEL
.
348
CHAPTER
12
A
HISTORICAL-CONTEXTUAL
COMPARISON
OF
JTAPOIPTA
AND
JIAPPPOTA
IN
JOHN
TO
JTAPA|3OKT]
AND
JTAPPT]OIA
IN
MARK.
351
1.
EVALUATIVE
STATUS
QUAESTIONIS
ON
ITAPPRPIA
(MARK
8:32A)
.
351
1.1
THE
OPPOSITE
TERM
OF
TTAPPIPIA?
.
351
1.2
NAPPRPTA
AS
UNIVOCAL
LANGUAGE?
.
355
2.
NAPAPOKI]
AND
JTAPPRPIA
IN
MARK
AND
THE
ANCIENT
RHETORICAL
THEORY
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
.
356
2.1
MARKAN
PARABLE
THEORY
AND
DEMETRIUS
'
DEFINITION
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
.
357
2.2
THE
MARKAN
ITAPAPOKIJ
AND
THE
MOTIVES/USES
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
IN
ANCIENT
RHETORICAL
THEORY
.
361
2.2.1
THE
MOTIVES/USES
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
IN
MARK
4:1-34
.
362
2.2.2
THE
MOTIVES/USES
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
IN
MARK
12:1-9
.
364
2.2.3
HAPPIPIA
AND
SAFETY
IN
MARK
8:31;
9:31;
10:33-34
.
365
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
XV
3.
COMPARISON
O/ITAPOI|XIA
AND
JTAPPRJOIA
IN
JOHN
TO
NAPAPOKP
AND
KAPPRJOTA
IN
MARK
.
367
3.1
INITIAL
ATTEMPTS
.
368
3.2
HISTORICAL-CONTEXTUAL
APPROACH
.
370
3.3
THE
JOHANNINE
7TAPOTP.IA
AND
THE
MARKAN
7TAPA|3OKT]
THROUGH
THE
LENS
OF
QUINTILIAN
.
372
4.
INTERMEDIATE
CONCLUSION
.
376
GENERAL
CONCLUSION
.
379
1.
HISTORICAL
HERMENEUTICS
.
379
2.
STATUS
QUAESTIONIS
.
381
3.
NAPOITLIA
AND
JTAPPPOIA
IN
THE
LITERARY
CONTEXT
OF
THE
GOSPEL
.
384
4.
THE
ORIENTATION
OF
THE
TEACHING
OF
THE
PARACLETE
.
385
5.
THE
USE
O/TTAPOTPIA
AND
NAPPPOTA
IN
CONNECTION
TO
EPCOTACO
AND
ALRECO
IN
JOHN
16:23-27
.
386
6.
JESUS
'
TTAPPPOIA
AS
AN
EXPERIMENTAL
TEACHING
METHOD
.
387
7.
THE
ADAPTABILITY
OF
JESUS
'
7TAPPR|OIA
.
388
8.
JESUS
'
JTAPPT]OTA
AND
THE
SALVATION
OF
THE
ICOOPO^
.
391
9.
NAPPPOIA
AND
FRIENDSHIP
IN
THE
GOSPEL
.
392
10.
THE
PUBLIC
CHARACTER
OF
JESUS
'
JTAPPT]GIA
.
393
11.
JOHANNINE
JTAPOIPIA
AND
TTAPPTJOIA
AND
THE
ANCIENT
RHETORICAL
THEORY
OF
FIGURED
SPEECH
.
394
72.
A
COMPARISON
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
ITAPOTPIA
AND
JTAPPTJALA
TO
THE
MARKAN
7TAPA|3OXI]
AND
JTAPPT]OTA
.
395
13.
IMPLICATIONS
AND
AVENUES
OF
FUTURE
RESEARCH
.
398
XVI
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
APPENDIX
1:
MASAI
IN
THE
HEBREW
BIBLE
AND
ITS
TRANSLATION
EQUIVALENTS
IN
THE
LXX
AND
THE
EARLY
JEWISH
REVISERS
.
401
APPENDIX
2:
LISTS
OF
JOHANNINE
JTAPOT|IIAI
.
403
APPENDIX
3:
CARSON
'
S
LIST
OF
LITERARY
FEATURES
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
MISUNDERSTANDINGS
.
423
BIBLIOGRAPHY
.
427
INDEX
OF
ANCIENT
SOURCES
.
465
INDEX
OF
MODERN
AUTHORS
.
487
INDEX
OF
SUBJECTS
.
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| spelling | Tops, Thomas 1988- Verfasser (DE-588)1201704294 aut Paroimia and Parrēsia in the gospel of John a historical-hermeneutical Study Thomas Tops Tübingen Mohr Siebeck [2022] XVIII, 497 Seiten 23.2 cm x 15.5 cm, 378 g txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament. 2. Reihe Band 565 Dissertation Protestant Theological University of Groningen/Amsterdam 2021 Bibel Johannesevangelium (DE-588)4028700-2 gnd rswk-swf Substantiv (DE-588)4058333-8 gnd rswk-swf paroimia (DE-588)1148982736 gnd rswk-swf parrēsia (DE-588)4173391-5 gnd rswk-swf Rhetorik (DE-588)4076704-8 gnd rswk-swf Sprache (DE-588)4056449-6 gnd rswk-swf Griechisch (DE-588)4113791-7 gnd rswk-swf Gospel of Mark Hans-Georg Gadamer Johannine Studies ancient Philosophy ancient Rhetoric (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Testamenti Novi Evangelium secundum Joannem (DE-2581)TH000003006 gbd Bibel Johannesevangelium (DE-588)4028700-2 u Griechisch (DE-588)4113791-7 s Substantiv (DE-588)4058333-8 s paroimia (DE-588)1148982736 s Rhetorik (DE-588)4076704-8 s DE-604 parrēsia (DE-588)4173391-5 s Sprache (DE-588)4056449-6 s Mohr Siebeck GmbH & Co. KG (DE-588)10165783-3 pbl Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-3-16-161314-2 Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament. 2. Reihe Band 565 (DE-604)BV038743412 565 X:MVB text/html http://deposit.dnb.de/cgi-bin/dokserv?id=14fab86ab2bb49b99bf004adb1a4c5fb&prov=M&dok_var=1&dok_ext=htm Inhaltstext DNB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033219710&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis 1\p vlb 20220205 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#vlb |
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| title | Paroimia and Parrēsia in the gospel of John a historical-hermeneutical Study |
| title_auth | Paroimia and Parrēsia in the gospel of John a historical-hermeneutical Study |
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| title_full | Paroimia and Parrēsia in the gospel of John a historical-hermeneutical Study Thomas Tops |
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| title_sub | a historical-hermeneutical Study |
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