Marc J. Debanne is the National Director of Les Groupes Bibliques Universitaires du Canada. He has a Ph.D. in New Testament Studies from McGill University in Montreal.

mentioned in Chronicle of Higher Education May 2006

• 1. Introduction: The problematic gap between public discourse and personal thought in Paul; how rhetorical and enthymeme analysis can help bridge the gap.; 2. Method and Procedure: Overview of enthymeme research and its unresolved problems.; 3. Enthymemes and Enthymeme Premises in 1 Thessalonians. 4. Enthymemes in Philemon, on the Surface and Below; 5. Argumentation within a Ritual of Friendship in Philippians; 6. Enthymemes within the Polemical Context of Galatians; 7. Romans; 8. The Corinthian Correspondence; 9. Conclusion: Synthesis of results regarding Paul's use of enthymemes, observations about his teaching, his thought, and a reflection on the place of enthymeme analysis within exegesis.; Bibliography.

Marc J. Debanne is the National Director of Les Groupes Bibliques Universitaires du Canada. He has a Ph.D. in New Testament Studies from McGill University in Montreal.

mentioned in Chronicle of Higher Education May 2006

• 1. Introduction: The problematic gap between public discourse and personal thought in Paul; how rhetorical and enthymeme analysis can help bridge the gap.; 2. Method and Procedure: Overview of enthymeme research and its unresolved problems.; 3. Enthymemes and Enthymeme Premises in 1 Thessalonians. 4. Enthymemes in Philemon, on the Surface and Below; 5. Argumentation within a Ritual of Friendship in Philippians; 6. Enthymemes within the Polemical Context of Galatians; 7. Romans; 8. The Corinthian Correspondence; 9. Conclusion: Synthesis of results regarding Paul's use of enthymemes, observations about his teaching, his thought, and a reflection on the place of enthymeme analysis within exegesis.; Bibliography.

Marc J. Debanne is the National Director of Les Groupes Bibliques Universitaires du Canada. He has a Ph.D. in New Testament Studies from McGill University in Montreal.

mentioned in Chronicle of Higher Education May 2006

• 1. Introduction: The problematic gap between public discourse and personal thought in Paul; how rhetorical and enthymeme analysis can help bridge the gap.; 2. Method and Procedure: Overview of enthymeme research and its unresolved problems.; 3. Enthymemes and Enthymeme Premises in 1 Thessalonians. 4. Enthymemes in Philemon, on the Surface and Below; 5. Argumentation within a Ritual of Friendship in Philippians; 6. Enthymemes within the Polemical Context of Galatians; 7. Romans; 8. The Corinthian Correspondence; 9. Conclusion: Synthesis of results regarding Paul's use of enthymemes, observations about his teaching, his thought, and a reflection on the place of enthymeme analysis within exegesis.; Bibliography.