Prepub: Very Interesting New Discourse Analysis of the New Testament

Discourse Analysis of the New Testament Writings

Quite affordable. And chances are good, if you're into DA, you're already on-board. I was looking for some higher-level DA ... more than sentence-by-sentence but less than 'a commentary'. Essentially how the human brain 'writes'.

There's several good reviews for this book at:

https://www.amazon.com/Discourse-Analysis-New-Testament-Writings/dp/1948048434/

This new resource is interesting, since (1) you're looking at different writers/genre's, in the NT (all books), and (2) each a different and well known contributor (aka analyst).

In fact, you might recognize a name at 2 Thes (I guess he stays pretty busy).

Introduction: Discourse Analysis: History, Topics, and Applications, Todd A. Scacewater
Matthew, David J. Clark and Todd A. Scacewater
Mark, Robert Longacre
Luke, Todd R. Chipman
John, Michael Rudolph
Acts, Jenny Read-Heimerdinger
Romans, Aaron Sherwood
1 Corinthians, R. Bruce Terry
2 Corinthians, Fredrick J. Long
Galatians, Stephen Levinsohn
Ephesians, Todd A. Scacewater
Philippians, Thomas W. Hudgins & J. Gregory Lawson
Colossians, Todd A. Scacewater
1 Thessalonians, Daniel Patte
2 Thessalonians, Michael Aubrey
Pastoral Epistles, Isaiah Allen
Philemon, David L. Allen
Hebrews, Cynthia Long Westfall
James, William Varner
1 Peter, Ervin Starwalt
2 Peter, Christopher J. Fresch
Johannine Epistles, Ernst Wendland
Jude, David J. Clark
Revelation, Stephen Pattemore

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mab

I'm in. [8-|]

Beloved Amodeo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1235792#Comment_1235792

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Puddin’

I just thought that I was in a DA mood tonight (only Greek-Geeks will be able to identify🥴) and made a note to go on a hunt for said material either in my library or online—and then I hopped on the forum before beginning my search & saw this thread...so thanks for saving me some time tonight😉!

I have followed Scacewater’s blog for several years now and have some of his exegetical tutorials.

One thing is certain—anything from Scacewater is sure to be quite meticulous. His approach and paradigm regarding NT Greek reminds me of Rob Plummer’s.

I’m thrilled that Logos might be carrying his works in the future (incidentally, does anyone have perhaps a broad idea of how long “gathering interest” products typically take to release?).

More here for those perhaps unfamiliar with him & his team: http://exegeticaltools.com/

DMB

Ok, we're making progress. And looks like the wait-line isn't short, so plenty of time to consider.

Two interesting reviews:

https://www.booksataglance.com/book-reviews/frederic-clarke-putnams-review-of-discourse-analysis-of-the-new-testament-writings-edited-by-todd-a-scacewater/

https://niedergall.com/discourse-analysis-of-the-new-testament-writings/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=discourse-analysis-of-the-new-testament-writings

Mal Walker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1244215#Comment_1244215

Behold!