Papers Presented
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“A College of
Integrity,” Convocation, Oxford College of Emory University, August 29,
2007. “The End of the
Beginning: The Development of Socio-Rhetorical Criticism,
1975–1996.” “Rhetoric and the New Testament Section.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual
Meeting, Moderator and Presentation
of Fabrics of Discourse: Culture,
Ideology, and Religion. “Rhetoric and the New Testament Section.”
Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, “A Response to
‘Ethnicity, Ethnocentrism, and the Matthean Ethnos’ by Dennis Duling,” Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas, “Expanding the Classroom
Walls through Information Technology: Religion 348: The New Testament in its
Contexts.” Cross-Disciplinary
Inquiries into the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Conference, “Response
to ‘Why We Need Socio-Rhetorical Commentary and What It Might Look
Like,’ by Duane F. Watson.” Studiorum Novi Testamenti
Societas, Presider, “Rhetoric and the
New Testament Section.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting,
Presider, “Rhetoric and the
New Testament Section.” Society of
Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, “A Response to
‘Narrative as Persuasion:
Epideictic Rhetoric and Scribal Amplification in the Stephen Episode
in Acts.’” Presented in
the “Rhetoric and the New Testament Section,” at the 1996 SBL
Annual Meeting in “A
Socio-Narratological Response to Feasting and Social Rhetoric in Luke 14.” Presented in the “Rhetoric and the
New Testament Section,” at the 1995 SBL Annual Meeting in Drafts of two chapters
from What Are They Saying About the Parables? presented
to members of the NEH Summer Seminar:
“The Sacred, Secular, and Profane: Bible and Literature in Bakhtinian
Perspective.” “Shall We Marry Our
Enemies (Part II)?:
The Rocky Courtship of Literary and Social–Scientific Criticisms
in New Testament Studies.” Presented
in the “Social Science and New Testament Interpretation Section,”
at the 1994 SBL Annual Meeting in “Emerging
Interdisciplinary Trends in New Testament Studies: The Dialogue between Literary and
Social-Scientific Criticisms in New Testament Studies.” “The Parable of the
Good Samaritan: Where Literary,
Social, and Historical Approaches Intersect.” “Knowledge, Virtue,
and Power,” Honors Day Convocation, “Hospitality and Characterization in Luke
11:37–54: A Socio-Narratological Approach.” Presented in the “Biblical Criticism
and Literary Criticism Section” at the 1992 SBL Annual Meeting in Presider, “Rhetoric and the
New Testament Section.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, November 23, 1992. “Righteousness for
Everyone Who Believes”: A Response to Per Jarle
Bekken, “Restoration, Conversion, and Presider, “Rhetoric and the
New Testament Section.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, November 24, 1991. Presentation of Host,
Guest, Enemy and Friend: Portraits of
the Pharisees in Luke and Acts. Presented to the Divinity Faculty, Biblical Studies Division, at
the University of Glasgow. “The
Characters of Luke from a Socio-Narratological
Perspective.” A paper presented to the
Theology Faculty of the |
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