Anthony C. Thiselton and the Grammar of Hermeneutics

This book presents the only systematic account of the central themes of the thought of Anthony C. Thiselton, one of the most eminent international scholars in the discipline of 'theological hermeneutics' - the theory and practice of biblical interpretation. In aiming to provide a systematic account of the vast array of writings by Professor Thiselton, this book begins to resolve the notorious complexity of the discipline of hermeneutics itself by exposing its central questions and by making Professor Thiselton's discipline-transforming answers to these questions visible for the first time. The alarming extent to which his difficult and sometimes enigmatic writings have been misunderstood also emerges.