Includes bibliographical references (pages [220]-241) and indexes.
Contents
Introduction: The goal of the study -- Part I: Prolegomena -- The Gospel of Mark as novelistic literature -- Resurrection as a popular theme -- Part II: Texts : Resurrection in Mark's literary-historical context -- Resurrection in novelistic Hellenistic and Homeric literature -- Resurrection in the Prophetic and Hellenistic literature of Judaism -- Resurrection in the Gospel of Mark -- Part III: Theory : implications for interpretation -- Literary and historical implications.
