EvPetr 12,50–14,60: Leeres Grab und was dann? Kanonische Traditionen, novelistic development und romanhafte Züge

This article focuses on Gos. Pet. 12.50–14.60 as an autonomous text that can be understood as it is and without any reference texts. By means of this premise and the relevant theories the relation to the canonical traditions is going to be examined. Thereby, with regard to the ancient novel (and the apocryphal Acts), the novel-like features of the story of the empty tomb will be underlined and the strategic focus of the narration will be worked out.

Authors/Editors

Thomas J. Kraus Born 1965; studied Catholic Theology and English in Regensburg and Sheffield; 1996-99 Assistant Professor in Regensburg; since 1999 Director of Studies at a Bavarian grammar school; 2000 PhD; since 2013 Teaching Assignments and Habilitation Project in Early Christianity at the Theological Seminary of the University of Zurich; since 2014 Research Fellow at the University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa.