Author： Lemche Niels Peter
Publisher： Routledge Ltd
ISSN： 0901-8328
Source： Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament, Vol.14, Iss.2, 2000-11, pp. : 165-193
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Abstract
An answer to the recent criticism of Ian Provan and James Barr of the position of the so-called ''revisionists'' among Old Testament scholars. Provan - as well as Barr - accuses the revisionists for being ''ideologists'', i.e., that ideology has governed their research. This is a false accusation. The revisionists originally shared the ideology of the scholarship of the modern age. Only at a later date they adopted, forced by their analyses, an ideological approach to the reading of text that seems more on-line with ideas that are said to be postmodern.
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