'n multidimensionele benadering tot die kommunikasie van ou gekanoniseerde tekste

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Abstract
A multidimensional approach towards the communication of ancient canonised texts
This article suggests that the implementation of a multidimensional approach towards ancient canonised texts is a reality-orientated, problem-solving and progressive-effective alternative to the futile exercise of a one-dimensional approach. The over- and underexposure of the text by either an absolutised text-immanent or historical analysis is comparable to someone trying to solve Rubic's cube by turning only one level of squares. The multidimensional analysis of the relief-mapping function of the static thrust, the cosmologic-orientational function of the dynamic perspective and the persuasive function of the dialectic strategy of 1 Peter, illustrated new possibilities of experiencing a meaningful communication of ancient canonised texts as "a cosmologic battle between perspectives".
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Authors ;J. Rousseau
Journal BioMed research international
Year 1988
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10.4102/ve.v9i1.982
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