1955/01/01 by M. M. Smith · 1 citation
Arts and Humanities · Psychology · #Biblical Studies and Interpretation #Praise #Tribute #Criticism #Epistemology #Positive economics #Philosophy #Psychology #History #Literature #Economics #Art history #Art #Social psychology
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Taylor's work will influence the study of Mk. for years to come. Therefore it deserves such detailed criticism as the following, which should be considered a tribute to the book's importance and to the great learning from which that importance derives. These, however, will be obvious to every reader; therefore this article is devoted to points which seemed to deserve correction rather than praise.