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Sung Uk LimExamines the narrative construction of identity and otherness as represented by the characters in the Gospel of John..Reconfigures the otherness of minor characters in the Gospel of John to reconstruc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60286-4Jesus; Minor Characters; Otherness; Identity; Narrative; Characterization; Deconstruction; Postcolonialism;

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Introduction: Why Otherness Matters in Biblical Interpretation,t pursues a theological inquiry into otherness and identity in ongoing interactions between the minor characters and Jesus in the Gospel. In contrast to the recent trend of Johannine scholarship to perpetuate negative portrayals of the minor characters, the project contends that the minor characters

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Reading the Otherness ,s theory of performativity. An elusive character, Nicodemus, crosses the borderlines among the Jewish, Christian, and Roman worlds in such a way that he undermines the hierarchy of powers. In turn, Jesus is transformed into a more fluid character by laying bare his double identity between heaven and

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Reading the Otherness ,l minor characters, inverts their power relations with Jesus, a most powerless major character, in the trial narrative scene (Jn 18:28-19:16a). First, Pilate, the representative of the earthly sovereignty, drastically transforms himself from a powerful to a powerless character, exposed to the threat

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Reading the Otherness , Mikhail Bakhtin’s notion of double-voicedness. A closer reading indicates that the mother of Jesus—a Galilean Jew—and the Beloved Disciple—a Judean Jew—traverse their racial/ethnic borderlines in such a way as to become God’s offspring, a new race/ethnicity, while at the same time maintaining their