Scriptura

About this journal

Scriptura' is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the study of the Bible and its reception in various cultures and historical periods. Its scope encompasses a broad range of disciplines, including biblical studies, textual criticism, literary and historical analysis, reception history, and theological interpretation. The journal seeks to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and critical engagement with the Bible as a complex and dynamic text that continues to shape human thought and experience.

Key themes explored in 'Scriptura' include the interpretation and translation of the Bible, its influence on literature, art, and culture, the role of gender and power in biblical studies, and the relationship between biblical text and contemporary social and ethical issues. The journal publishes original research articles, book reviews, and essays that engage with these themes from diverse perspectives and methodologies.

The intended audience for 'Scriptura' includes scholars, students, and anyone interested in the Bible and its relevance to contemporary society. The journal aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the Bible's historical and literary context, its ongoing reception and interpretation, and its potential to inform and shape contemporary ethical and theological discourse.

'Scriptura' has established itself as a leading journal in the field of biblical studies, attracting contributions from prominent scholars worldwide. Its commitment to rigorous scholarship, interdisciplinary engagement, and the exploration of relevant themes has fostered a rich and ongoing conversation about the Bible and its enduring impact on human culture and thought.