A border problem
Mark 7,24-30
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https://doi.org/10.47182/rb.77.n-201651Keywords:
Gospel of Mark, Syrophoenician, Speech analysis, SymbolsAbstract
How is the miracle in Mk 7,24-30 articulated? Who does it? What role does foreignness play in the Syrophoenician woman? I will approach the analysis of the text presenting healing as an operation of language that pierces the rigid belief system on which some frontier conceptions are based. I am guided by a discursive and semantic point of view to propose that we are facing a "transfer cure" and a "miracle
invested". This path does not imply theological hermeneutics, but the work with the elements of the language as organization of the significant relations or symbolic order.
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