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Speaking the Gospels: The Visual Program in Schaffhausen, Stadtbibliothek, Generalia 8

Beringer focuses on the fourteenth-century manuscript of the Klosterneuburger Evangelienwerk, which evokes vernacular in artistic style and subject matter oral story-telling. Oral story telling, more specifically homiletic discourse, is foregrounded continuously in the visual program of this manuscr...

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Published in:	Journal of English and Germanic philology 2008-01, Vol.107 (1), p.1-24
Main Author:	Beringer, Alison L.
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Subjects:	Analysis Apostles Audiences Bible Colloquial language Discourse analysis Exegesis & hermeneutics German literature Gestures Historical text analysis Iconography Jesus Christ Language translation Literacy Literature Medieval literature Parables Philology Source studies Storytelling Terminology Theology
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