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Jean Calloud, Structural analysis of narrative. Translated by Daniel Patte. Philadelphia: Fortress Press and Missoula, Montana: Scholar's Press, 1976. Pp. ix+108. - Daniel Patte, An analysis of narrative structure and the Good Samaritan. Semeia, 1974, 2. 1–26. - John Dominic Crossan, Structural analysis and the Parables of Jesus. Semeia, 1974, 1, 192–221. - John Dominic Crossan, The Good Samaritan: towards a generic definition of a parable. Semeia, 1974, 2. 82–112.
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