FRICKER Denis

Dean of the Faculty of Catholic Theology and Lecturer Hospitality Team in Catholic Theology and Religious Sciences (EA 4377), Faculty of Catholic Theology, University of Strasbourg

After a study period at the French Biblical and Archaeological School of Jerusalem – ‘pupil’, 1997 to 1998 – Denis Fricker prepared and supported a doctoral thesis under the title ‘masculin-feminine’ and parallelism in the sentences of Jesus in 2002. Since then, his research and teaching have focused on the critical exegesis of the synoptic gospels as well as historical and literary investigation of their sources. Denis Fricker recently extended this research to the exegesis of the Epistle of James. In parallel with these studies on the New Testament texts, he deepened the hermeneutic questions arising from any interpretation of founding texts. The more precise study of the link between text and context, in the broad sense of the term, has thus oriented the subject of his empowerment to conduct research (2016): Between text and context: exegesis of the Synoptic Gospels and the Epistle of James.

Bibliography

  • « La dénonciation de la duplicité dans Matthieu et Jacques : fondement d’une identité religieuse singulière ? » dans E. BONS, K. FINSTERBUSCH (éd.), Konstruktionen individueller und kollektiver Identität (I), Altes Israel/Frühjudentum/grieschiche Antike/Neues Testament/ Alte Kirche, Neukirchen–Vluyn, Neukirchener, « Biblisch-Theologische Studien 161 », 2016, 159-180.
  • «Vangelo di Gesù, il Cristo, il Figlio di Dio» Introduzione ai vangeli sinottici, Cinisello Balsamo (Mi), Edizioni San Paolo, « Parola di Dio – II Serie », 2016, (312 p.)
  • En collaboration avec N. SIFFER, L’Écriture mise en discours. L’argument scripturaire dans les discours directs du Nouveau Testament « Cahiers de la Revue Biblique 83 », Pendé, Gabalda, 2015, 187 p.
  • En collaboration avec N. SIFFER, « Q » ou la source des paroles de Jésus Paris, Cerf, « Lire la Bible 162 », 2010, 215 p. Trad. Italienne : La fonte Q : Il « vangelo » ritrovato di Gesù, Figlio dell’uomo, Cinisello Balsamo (Mi), Edizioni San Paolo, 2011, 218 p.
  • Quand Jésus parle au masculin-féminin. Étude exégétique et contextuelle d’une forme littéraire originale Paris, Gabalda, « Études Bibliques. Nouvelle Série 53 », 2004, 437 p.