Command or petition? A speech act analysis of the parents' utterances in John 9:21cd
Although speech act theory has a great potential for a better understanding of biblical texts, as demonstrated by some excellent published monographs and articles, it has been only occassionally utilised since the introduction of this theory to New Testament scholarship. In this somewhat disappoint...
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Although speech act theory has a great potential for a better understanding of biblical texts, as demonstrated by some excellent published monographs and articles, it has been only occassionally utilised since the introduction of this theory to New Testament scholarship. In this somewhat disappointing situation, the purpose of this article is to continue to show the validity of this approach and to develop it further in the reading of biblical texts. The utterences of the blind man's parents in John9:21cd are selected as an example for this purpose.
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| spelling | doaj-art-79e075ee29ce43c683fd07bc7e076a402025-02-11T12:37:13ZengUniversity of the Free StateActa Theologica1015-87582309-90892000-12-0120210.38140/at.v20i2.5978Command or petition? A speech act analysis of the parents' utterances in John 9:21cdH Ito0University of the Orange Free State, South Africa Although speech act theory has a great potential for a better understanding of biblical texts, as demonstrated by some excellent published monographs and articles, it has been only occassionally utilised since the introduction of this theory to New Testament scholarship. In this somewhat disappointing situation, the purpose of this article is to continue to show the validity of this approach and to develop it further in the reading of biblical texts. The utterences of the blind man's parents in John9:21cd are selected as an example for this purpose. https://journals.ufs.ac.za/index.php/at/article/view/5978John 9:12cdSpeech act theoryBiblical textsNew Testament |
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| title | Command or petition? A speech act analysis of the parents' utterances in John 9:21cd |
| title_full | Command or petition? A speech act analysis of the parents' utterances in John 9:21cd |
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| title_short | Command or petition? A speech act analysis of the parents' utterances in John 9:21cd |
| title_sort | command or petition a speech act analysis of the parents utterances in john 9 21cd |
| topic | John 9:12cd Speech act theory Biblical texts New Testament |
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