Without trying to be too critical, I want to recount an experience I had tonight as well as a remedy for the issue represented therein. I attended a big church (1000+ attendance) tonight and they were launching a sermon series on worship. “GREAT!” I thought. Certainly a topic worthy of Read more…
Tomorrow I’ll be presenting this paper at St. John’s of Nottingham Biblical Studies Research Seminar. I am then off to Edinburgh, Scotland for the weekend to meet with a prospective member of the EBS Board of Directors. Then I’m off to the Tyndale House in Cambridge for 20 or so Read more…
I recently posted a working section from the introductory chapter of my PhD dissertation on Academia.edu. For the brave that may be interested, you can find it here.
This post comes from my working literature review for my PhD dissertation on syntactic parallelism as a literary device of structural cohesion. Literature Review Some of the more prominent and recent contributors to the domains of linguistic analysis of HP and stylistics of grammatical parallelism are Michael O’Connor,[1] T. Collins, Read more…
Any linguistic analysis of literature is framed by presuppositions regarding the nature and function of language. The discipline of stylistics, which is a “sub-discipline of linguistics that is concerned with the systematic analysis of style in language,”[1] typically presupposes generative grammar theory.[2] The limits of this project prohibit any detailed Read more…