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Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Mark Goodacre on Multiple Attestation - Le Donne

I would like to echo Chris here concerning Mark's participation. I had the pleasure of hearing him deliver an early version of this essay when I was writing my dissertation:
Mark Goodacre, “Scripturalization in Mark’s Crucifixion Narrative,” in The Trial and Death of Jesus: Essays on the Passion Narrative in Mark; eds. Geert Van Oyen and Tom Shepherd (CBET 45; Leuven: Peeters, 2006), 33-47.
This essay helped me focus my own thoughts on the relationship between myth and memory in the Gospels. I do believe that this was presented in the Historical Jesus Section at SBL and I think that this is why I suspected that he might be interested in "historical" Jesus research.

Here is my summary of his contribution to our book from my intro chapter:


Mark will be presenting a synopsis of this at Dayton, OH, on Oct 4-5. Loren Stuckenbruck will offer a response.

-anthony

4 comments:

  1. Anthony, is this the one where he dealt with Crossan? I think it was in the Mark session at SBL.

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  2. Thanks for your kind words. Yes, there are actually two papers, one called "Prophecy Historicized or Tradition Scripturalized?: Reflections on the Origin of the Passion Narrative" I presented this in the Historical Jesus section at SBL 2001, Denver. This should be either chapter 1 or chapter 2 in my next book (I've not decided). The second one is the one that Anthony mentions above, and I read that at the Mark section in I think 2004. It overlaps a bit with the first, but I think the first is better.

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    1. Yes indeed, I do believe it was the first of these that I was thinking of. Thanks for the correction.
      anthony

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  3. He does deal with Crossan in this one. If anyone else is interested, Goodacre's "Scripturalization in Mark's Crucifixion Narrative" can be found here: http://markgoodacre.org/Markcrucif.pdf

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