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<note>This book is a non-technical introduction to phenomeno- logy and structuralism as theological literary-critical methodologies. The author provides definitions of terms basic to an understanding of both approaches and ex- plores the directions developed in each movement and the possibility of reconciliation between the two.

Robert Detweiler is Director and Professor of Liberal Arts, Institute of Liberal Arts at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.</note>
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