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portada Exploring the Complexity of Identities and Boundaries Within the new Testament World
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
166
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9783725831876

Exploring the Complexity of Identities and Boundaries Within the new Testament World

Williams H. H. Drake Iii,Kok Jacobus (Kobus) (Author) · Mdpi Ag · Hardcover

Exploring the Complexity of Identities and Boundaries Within the new Testament World - Williams H. H. Drake Iii,Kok Jacobus (Kobus)

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Synopsis "Exploring the Complexity of Identities and Boundaries Within the new Testament World"

The objective of this Special Edition is to engage in a critical examination of the intricate nature of identity as depicted in the New Testament and the related literature, particularly through the lens of social identity complexity theory. Methodologically, this reprint builds upon the most recent advancements in New Testament studies, where social identity theory, as developed by Tajfel and Turner, has been effectively employed to explore the dynamics of identity formation within New Testament texts. Philip Esler pioneered this approach in New Testament studies during the early 1990s. Since then, the field has evolved, with increasing attention paid to nested and co-existing identities. This trend is seen in the edited T&T Clark Social Identity Handbook (Tucker et al. 2014) and Commentary (Tucker and Kuecker at al 2019). The social psychologists Roccas and Brewer developed social identity complexity theory (SICT) in recent years, and Jacobus Kok was the first New Testament scholar to apply this theory as a heuristic tool within New Testament studies. This theoretical framework offers new avenues for critically reflecting on the complexity inherent in nested and co-existing identities, as well as the varying degrees of complexity and boundary distinctions they may represent. This volume makes a novel contribution to the field by critically examining both the theoretical aspects of SICT and the fresh insights it provides for New Testament and early Christian studies.

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