Narrative Recontextualization
Narrative Recontextualization is a hermeneutical method in the study of intertextuality in Scripture that involves the deliberate transplantation of a prior narrative into a new textual or theological environment, thereby altering its interpretive trajectory while preserving its semantic and structural contours.
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Explaining deconversion from Christianity: a study of online narratives
Bradley R. E. Wright, Dina Giovanelli, Emily G. Dolan et al. · 2011 · 42 citations
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