David Jobling
Abstract
The work surveyed in this chapter is the outcome of meetings between biblical studies and the discipline of “literary criticism” – the critical study of world literature focused in departments of English and other languages, or of comparative literature.
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The work surveyed in this chapter is the outcome of meetings between biblical studies and the discipline of “literary criticism” – the critical study of world literature focused in departments of English and other languages, or of comparative literature.
Key concepts: Criticism, Literary criticism, Sociological criticism, Literary science, Literature, Work (physics), Theatre criticism, New Criticism