Το τρέχον τεύχος του The Bible and Critical Theory/ The current issue of The Bible and Critical Theory

The Bible & Critical Theory 12:1 (2016)

• Jione Havea, "Tossing Jonah again: Sea of Readings" 
• Elizabeth Boase and Sarah Agnew, "'Whispered in the Sound of Silence': Traumatising the Book of Jonah"
• Jeanette Mathews, "Jonah as a Performance: Performance Critical Guidelines for Reading a Prophetic Text"
• Anthony Rees, "Getting Up and Going Down: Towards a Spatial Poetics of Jonah"
• Rebecca Lindsay, "Overthrowing Nineveh: Revisiting the city with postcolonial imagination"
• Andreas Kunz-Lübcke, "Jonah, Robinsons and Unlimited Gods: Re-reading Jonah as a Sea Adventure Story"
• Anne Elvey, "Complex Anachronism: Peter Porter's Jonah, Otherkind, Ancient and Contemporary Tempests, and the Divine"
• Jione Havea, "Sitting Jonah with Job: Resailing Intertextuality"

Books & Culture

• P.J. Sabo, "Of Squawking Seagulls and the Mutable Divine: Karl Ove Knausgaard's 'A Time for Everything' (With Reference to 'My Struggle')"