Table of Contents

The Implications of Orality for Studies of the Biblical Text

Gender and Otherness in Rabbinic Oral Culture: On Gentiles, Undisciplined Jews, and Their Women

Many Voices, One Script: The Prophecies of George Khambule

Part 2

Form as a Mnemonic Device: Cultural Texts and Cultural Memory

Memory in Oral Tradition

Tradition in the Mouth of the Hero: Jesus as an Interpreter of Scripture

Jesus and the Canon: The Early Jesus Traditions in the Context of the Origins of the New Testament Canon

Part 3

Interfaces of Orality and Literature in the Gospel of Mark

Memory Technology and the Composition of Mark

A Prophet Like Moses and Elijah: Popular Memory and Cultural Patterns in MarkAbbreviations

Notes

Contributors