NARRATIVE CRITICISM AND A STUDY OF SETTING IN THE TEMIYA JATAKA
Me Me Khine
Abstract
Me Me Khine
Abstract
Narrative criticism can be termed as critical hermeneutics in the sense that it interprets the text in the light of human existence. Although narrative criticism originated from the Biblical studies, it seems to me that it is appropriate for the study of any kinds of religious literature. This presentation is an attempt to apply narrative criticism to the study of Buddhist literature.
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Narrative criticism can be termed as critical hermeneutics in the sense that it interprets the text in the light of human existence. Although narrative criticism originated from the Biblical studies, it seems to me that it is appropriate for the study of any kinds of religious literature. This presentation is an attempt to apply narrative criticism to the study of Buddhist literature.
Key concepts: Criticism, Narrative, Narrative criticism, Hermeneutics, Biblical criticism, Historical criticism, Presentation (obstetrics), Literature