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2014
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Müllner, Ilse
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230  Christianity and Christian theology  ErzähltheorieBibel. Altes TestamentMetalepseKatholische TheologieNarrativität
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doi:10.17170/kobra-202106234149
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Celebration and Narration
Metaleptic features in Ex 12:1 – 13,16

Abstract
The biblical text Ex 12 – 13, which I will address in the following section, blurs the boundary between the characters of the narrative, the addressees, and the implied reader, between the narration’s world and the world of the narrative. The metalepsis is not dramatic here the way it often is in modern literature, but rather fluid – a characteristic not only of biblical literature, but also that of ancient Greek literature.
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In: Cordoni de Gmeinbauer, Constanza; Langer, Gerhard (Hrsg.):  Narratology, Hermeneutics, and Midrash : Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Narratives from Late Antiquity through to Modern Times. V&R Unipress, Vienna University Press:  Göttingen  2014,  S. 25-37;  eisbn:978-3-8470-0308-3, isbn:978-3-8471-0308-0
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Enthält Beiträge der Konferenz "Narratology, Hermeneutics, and Midrash", 23.-25. Oktober 2011 in Wien.
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Gedruckt mit freundlicher Unterstützung des Rektorats der Universität Wien
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Celebration and Narration
Teil eines Buches
The biblical text Ex 12 &ndash; 13, which I will address in the following section, blurs the boundary between the characters of the narrative, the addressees, and the implied reader, between the narration&rsquo;s world and the world of the narrative. The metalepsis is not dramatic here the way it often is in modern literature, but rather fluid &ndash; a characteristic not only of biblical literature, but also that of ancient Greek literature.
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Erz&auml;hltheorie
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Katholische Theologie
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