Here's an update on those members of the Biblical Academic E-Lists who will/hope to be attending (circumstances permitting) the 6th annual SBL E-Listers gathering on Nov. 23rd at 11am in the exhibition hall at the Gramcord booth.
If you are planning on attending SBL and/or the E-Lister's meeting but have not yet let me know of your plans, please do so OFF LIST (via [EMAIL PROTECTED]), stating (1) if and when and under what aegis you are presenting a paper, AND (2) what you consider to be your "home" E-List, and (3) any university or academic affiliation you might wish me to place beside your name in the "final tally" that I'll send out on the morning of Nov. 22nd. For information on this year's SBL Annual Meeting (Nov. 23rd-26th in Toronto), go to: http://www.sbl-site2.org/Congresses/AM/AM_Index.php3 Yours, Jeffrey ******************** B-GREEK Steven Gunderson, University of Surrey Roehampton Giving a paper on Pronouns in John's Gospel in the Biblical Greek Language & Linguistics Section Jan Hailey No Paper Carlton Winbery No Paper Ken Penner No Paper Randall Buth presenting a paper at Aramaic Studies RY-Whistler, Sunday 4-6pm “Where Is the Aramaic Bible at Qumran? Scripture Use in the First Century" and representing Rothberg, Hebrew University with a new undergraduate program designed for Christian Biblical Studies majors. (c/o Accordance, Oaktree Software booth) Susan Jeffers no paper Bill Warren No Paper Trevor Peterson, CUA/Semitics No Paper James Bowick – at the Harper Collins/Harper San Francisco Booth No Paper CORPUS PAULINUM Nicolai Techow, Doctoral Student Department of Biblical Exegesis, Faculty of Theology University of Copenhagen No Paper Bert Jan Lietaert Peerbolte, Associate Professor for New Testament, Kampen Theological University, The Netherlands No Paper – but will be carrying the manuscript of his new book on Paul (_Paul the Missionary-) with him for previews Mark Nanos reviewing Stegemann's _The Jesus Movement: A Social History of Its First Century_ in the Social Scientific Criticism and the New Testament Section, S23-119, Saturday from 4-6:30pm, at RY-Quebec. Norman Hutchinson No paper Peter Zaas No Paper Jim Miller Presenting a paper in the Matthew Section Sunday Morning (S24-17), "Divorce in the Gospel of Matthew." Lynn Allan Kauppi --representing Abingdon Books No Paper Kent L. Yinger No paper Edgar Krentz No paper but participating in the Hellenistic Ethics and the NT Translation Project of Cornutus Lareta Finger No Paper Jeffrey Gibson Presenting a paper entitled “Paul's ‘Dying Formula’: Prolegomena to an Understanding of its Import and Significance” on Monday, November 25th in the Rhetoric and the New Testament Section (S25-119) (session is from 4:00-6:30pm). Phil Quanbeck II, Assoc Prof. of Religion Augsburg College, Minneapolis, MN presenting a "paper" titled: "What Then Shall We Say: Silence, Speech and the Meta-Argument of Romans 3-11." in the poster session , S 24-65 on Sunday afternoon. Eli Elliot presenting a paper entitled, "Attis: A Cubist Portrayal" as part of a panel on polytheism in the Greco-Roman Religions Section of the SBL, Monday morning, in a session starting at 9am. William S. Campbell, Department of Theology and Religious Studies University of Wales, Lampeter No Paper Gary W Burnett, MBCS No Paper Stephen Finlan, U. of Durham No paper Grady Snyder Presenting a paper on Sunday morning at the Greco-Roman Religions section entitled "The Conversionary Use of Graeco-Roman Symbols in Early Christian Art." Kathy Ehrensperger presenting a paper to be discussed in the Romans through History and Cultures Seminar Saturday 4pm -6:30pm E-MATTHEW Ernest M. Ezeogu (Ph.D. Cand) Toronto School of Theology No Paper SYNOPTIC -L Thomas R. W. Longstaff, Crawford Family Professor of Religious Studies, Emeritus Colby College David Barrett Peabody, Professor of Religion, Nebraska Wesleyan University not giving a paper at the meeting, but will be in Toronto in conjunction with the release of a new book and a new, color-coded, electronic synopsis of Mark and its parallels. Both should be available during the meeting in the Trinity Press International booth. Publication information on the book is as follows: David B. Peabody with Lamar Cope and Allan J. McNicol, eds., *One Gospel from Two - Mark's Use of Matthew and Luke. A Demonstration by the Research Team of the International Institute for Renewal of Gospel Studies* (Harrisburg, PA: Trinity Press International, 2002) xvi + 426pp. ISBN 1-56338-352-7 The publication information on the electronic synopsis is as follows: David Barrett Peabody and Thomas R. W. Longstaff, *A Synopsis of Mark. A Synopsis of the First Three Gospels Showing the Parallels to the Markan Text (Published by the authors; Distributed by Trinity Press International, 2002) Mark A. Matson, Academic Dean, Milligan College no paper Mark Goodacre, Dept of Theology University of Birmingham CARG, Saturday, 1-3.30 p.m.: With Jeffrey Gibson, Felix Just, S. J.et al: "Studying the New Testament by Email: The Pleasures, the Pains and the Prospects for the Academic E-Lists" Mark Group, Monday, 1-3.30 pm.: "Mark, Elijah, the Baptist and Matthew: the Success of the First Intertextual Reading of Mark" Shawn Kelly no paper but chairing Synoptic Gospels Section Lamar Cope, Carroll College No paper XTALK Jeffrey Gibson Summarizing and discussing a paper entitled “Mk. 14:38 as a Key to the Markan Audience” in the Mark Group (S24-114) on Sunday, Nov. 24th, 4:00-6:30 p.m. Room CC-715A (see p. 132 in the SBL meetings book) Matt Estrada no paper Steve Black, Vancouver School of Theology no paper Gail Dawson, MTS Candidate, Virginia Theological Seminary no paper JOHN-LIT Markus Anker, University of Zurich, Switzerland No Paper Bill Skelton No Paper Stan Harstine, Assistant Professor of Bible Friends University John Morris No Paper Elizabeth Danna No Paper Mary Coloe giving a paper in the Johannine Literature section on John 12:1-8 and involved in the new consulation on Johannine Jesus and History. Tom Butler No Paper Armand J. "Joe" Gagne Jr No Paper Paul Anderson, Chair, Department of Religious Studies George Fox University presenting in the Psychology and Biblical Studies section (a revew of Michael Willett Newhart's book) and also will be seeking to get a "sense of the meeting" at the John, Jesus and History Consultation. Jo-Ann A. Brant, Goshen College presenting a paper on “Mimesis and Ezekiel the Tragedian's Exagoge” for the Ancient Fiction group on Sunday morning Michael Willett Newheart, Associate Professor of New Testament Language and Literature Howard University School of Divinity responding to reviews of his book _Word and Soul: A Psychological, Literary and Cultural Reading of the Fourth Gospel_ in the Psychology and Biblical Studies Section (S25-118) Monday 4:00-6:30 at CC-713B. Charles Ray, Research Doctoral Programs New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary No Paper BIBLICAL STUDIES (no attendees) T-C LIST J. William Johnston, Instructor of New Testament Studies Dallas Theological Seminary No Paper Philip B. Payne (Linguist's Software, Inc.) -- at the Linguist’s software booth No Paper Amy S Anderson No Paper IOUDAIOS Jim Davila, St. Mary's College, University of St. Andrews Participating in the PSCO panel discussion on parabiblical literature, Friday evening. His book, _Descenders to the Chariot_, is being reviewed in the Mysticism Group on Sunday morning (S24-10) Liz Fried No Paper Robert Kraft Presenting in S25-69 NT Textual Criticism, Monday 1-3:30 CC-803A Naama Zahavi-Ely presenting a paper "Turn Right or Left: Creative use of Dialect in 2 Samuel 14:19" on Tuesday morning at session S20-10A (the 9-11:30 session). KATA MARKON Keith Dyer, Prof. NT at Whitley College, Melbourne College of Divinity, Australia presenting a brief paper on a reading of Mark at the Bible in Ancient and Modern Media sessions Jeffrey Gibson (for papers, see above in XTalk & Corpus Paulinum Groups) ORION Edward Cook Presenting a paper entitled The "Kaufman Effect" in the Pseudo-Jonathan Targum Aramaic Studies S24-101 Monday 4:30-6:30 Jürgen Zangenberg, University of Wuppertal, Germany No paper Rob Kugler Presenting a paper entitled “The Testing of Jesus in the Wilderness (Mark 1:12-13): Hearing the Account With Mark's Audience” on Tuesday morning, 9:00 am, in the Scripture in Early Judaism and Christianity Section. ******************* -- Jeffrey B. Gibson, D.Phil. (Oxon.) 1500 W. Pratt Blvd. Floor 1 Chicago, Illinois 60626 e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] For private reply, e-mail to "Jeffrey B. 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