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socio-rhetorical interpretation: a standalone construct

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Biblical hermeneutics

Vernon Robbins's approach that reads biblical texts through several textures: inner, inter-, social and cultural, ideological and sacred.

In biblical hermeneutics, socio-rhetorical interpretation refers to Vernon Robbins's approach that reads biblical texts through several textures: inner, inter-, social and cultural, ideological and sacred. This meaning comes from Robbins (1996) in Exploring the texture of texts.[1]

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  1. Robbins, V. K. (1996). Exploring the texture of texts. Trinity Press International. ISBN 9781563381836

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