An Introduction to Religious Language

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An Introduction to Religious Language
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Publisher : Bloomsbury Publishing
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ISBN-10 : 9781350095755
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Book Synopsis An Introduction to Religious Language by : Valerie Hobbs

Book excerpt: Why religious language? -- What is religion? : what is religious language? -- Functions of religious language -- Investigating religious language : contexts, text types and strategies -- Investigating religious language : vocabulary, archaism and parallelism -- Investigating religious language : metaphor and intertextuality -- Religious language and prayer -- Religious language at the time of human death -- Religious language here, there, everywhere -- Religious language : an open horizon.


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