Parallel discussions in the blogosphere about Parallelism
It started here with McGrath speaking about Brodie’s aptness to resort to parallelism, a term coined by Sandmel. The Shape
A different perspective on Thomas Brodie
That guy with the odd name that cannot be his own has written a post YOU ALL SHOULD READ. He
How do you solve a problem like… Brodie fandom…
Update – Neil believes the fandom bit is about him and is a swipe — because he thinks everything is a swipe against
Is this another malfeasance of the Academic Community?
Father Thomas L. Brodie, recently out of the closet as a Jesus-mythicist, has been replaced at his teaching position. According
Blogging my Book: Avoiding the trap of Parallelomania
Tom posted a link on my wall today from a favorite scholar of mine. ]] has a new book coming
Blogging my book: I’m living in an allusive paradox
Yesterday, I was working on chapter 4 of my book. This chapter deals with mimesis and mimetic studies in the
Blogging my Book: “Wears a Green Carnation”
Actually… Oscar Wilde is mentioned in my book. But I was looking for a word that goes with some sub-headings
Book Announcement: Mimetic Criticism of the Gospel of Mark – Introduction and Commentary
Mimetic Criticism of the Gospel of Mark: An Introduction and Commentary (Wipf and Stock, 2013) What if the story of