History of New Testament Research, Vol. 3: From C. H. Dodd to Hans Dieter Betz

In this masterful volume--the culmination of his three-volume History of New Testament Research; (vol. 1, From Deism to Tubingen, 1992; vol. 2, From Jonathan Edwards to Rudolf Bultmann, 2012)--William Baird continues his insightful, balanced, and accessible survey of the major developments in New Testament scholarship. Volume 3 charts the dramatic discoveries and breakthroughs in method and approach that characterized the mid- and late twentieth century. Baird gives attention to the biographical and cultural setting of persons and approaches, affording both beginning student and seasoned scholar an authoritative account of the evolution of historical-critical study of the New Testament. Stressing The Historical And Theological Significance Of Pivotal Figures And Movements, William Baird Guides The Reader Through Intriguing Developments And Critical Interpretation Of The New Testament From Its Beginnings In Deism Through The Watershed Of The Tubingen School. Familiar Figures Appear In A New Light, And Important, Previously Forgotten Stages Of The Journey Emerge. Baird Gives Attention To The Biographical And Cultural Setting Of Persons And Approaches, Affording Both Beginning Student And Seasoned Scholar An Authoritative Account That Is Useful For Orientation As Well As Research. V. 1. From Deism To Tübingen -- V. 2. From Jonathan Edwards To Rudolf Bultmann -- V. 3. From C.h. Dodd To Hans Dieter Betz. William Baird. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.