Apocalyptic in History and Tradition

John Barton is Oriel and Laing Professor of the Interpretation of Holy Scripture, University of Oxford. His previous publications include What is the Bible?, People of the Book?, Love Unknown, The Oxford Bible Commentary and The Biblical World. Christopher Rowland is the Dean Ireland Professor of the Exegesis of Holy Scripture, Queen's College, Oxford.

• 1. Paul S. Fiddes, 'Millennium and Utopia: Images of a Fuller Presence'2. John J. Collins, 'Temporality and Politics in Jewish Apocalyptic Literature'3. Bob Becking, 'Expectations about the End of Time in the Hebrew Bible--Do They Exist?'4. David J. Bryan, 'Exile and Return to Jerusalem'5. David Valeta, 'The Satirical Nature of the Book of Daniel'6. Yvonne Sherwood, '"Not with a Bang but a Whimper": Shrunken Apocalypses of the Twentieth Century--and the Bible'7. Crispin H. T. Fletcher-Louis, 'Jesus, the Temple, and the Dissolution of Heaven and Earth'8. Paulo Nogueira, 'Visionary Elements in the Trnasfiguration Narrative'9. Christopher Rowland, 'The Apocalypse in History: The Place of the Book of Revelation in Christian Theology and Life'10. Henry Mayr-Harting, 'Apocalyptic Book Illustration in the Early Middle Ages'11. Jürgen Moltmann, 'Progress and Abyss: Remembering the Future of the Modern World' 12. Bryan Wilson, 'Millennialism and Sect Formation in the Nineteenth and Twenitieth Centuries'13. John Jarick, 'The Fall of the House (of Cards) of Ussher: Why the World Did Not End at Sunset on 22 October 1997'14. David Chalcraft, 'Max Weber on the Watchtower: On the Prophetic Use of Shakespeare's Sonnet 102 in Politics as a Vocation'15. Christopher Garbowski, 'Tolkien's Eschatology of Hope: From Ragnarök to Joyous Subcreation'16. Larry J. Kreitzer, '"The Horror! The Whore!": The Abomination of Desolation and Conrad's Heart of Darkness'