v2: The good Samaritan
v3: Classical Hebrew narrative
v4: Paul Ricoeur on Biblical Hermeneutics
v5: Oral tradition and Old Testament studies
v6: Erhardt Guttgemanns' "Generative poetics"
v10: Narrative syntax translations and reviews
v14: Apocalypse: the morphology of a genre
v19: The book of Job and Ricoeur's hermeneutics
v20: Pronouncement stories
v21: Anthropological perspectives on Old Testament prophecy
v22: Studies in ancient letter writing
v23: Derrida and Biblical studies
v24: Old Testament interpretation from a process perspective
v25: Julius Wellhausen and his prolegomena to the history of Israel
v26: Narrative and discourse in structural exegesis: John 6 & 1 Thessalonians
v27: Law as literature
v29: Kingdom and children: aphorism, chreia, structure
v30: Christology and exegesis: New approaches
v31: Reader response approaches to Biblical and secular texts
v32: Tragedy and comedy in the Bible
v33: Rene Girard and Biblical studies
v34: Biblical hermeneutics in Jewish moral discourse
v35: Social-scientific criticism of the New Testament and its social world
v36: Early Christian apocalypticism: genre and social setting
v38: The apocryphal Acts of apostles
v39: Orality, aurality and Biblical narrative
v40: Text and textuality
v41: Speech act theory and Biblical criticism
v43: Genre, narrativity, and theology
v44: The historical Jesus and the rejected gospels
v45: Thinking Biblical law
v46: Narrative research on the Hebrew Bible
v47: Interpretation for liberation
v48: Reader perspectives on the New Testament
v49: The apocryphal Jesus and Christian origins
v50: Paraenesis: act and form
v51: Poststructural criticism and the Bible: text/history/discourse
v52: How gospels begin
v53: The fourth gospel from a literary perspective
v54: Poststructuralism as exegesis
v55: Early Christianity, Q and Jesus
v56: social networks in the early Christian environment: issues and methods for social history
v57: Discursive formations, ascetic piety and the interpretation of early Christian literature, part 1
v58: Discursive formations, ascetic piety and the interpretation of early Christian literature, part 2
v59: Ideological criticism of Biblical texts
v60: Fantasy and the Bible
v61: Women, war, metaphor: language and society in the study of the Hebrew Bible
v62: Textual determinacy, part 1
v63: Characterization in Biblical literature
v64: The rhetoric of pronouncement
v65: Orality and textuality in early Christian literature
v66: Ethics and politics in the Hebrew Bible
v67: Transformations, passages, and processes: ritual approaches to Biblical texts
v68: Honor and shame in the world of the Bible
v69/70: Intertextuality and the Bible
v71: Textual determinacy, part 2
v72: Taking it personally
v73: "Reading with" : African overtures
v74: Biblical glamour and hollywood glitz
v75: Race, class, and the politics of Bible translation
v77: Bible and ethics of reading
v78: Reading the Bible as women perspectives from Africa, Asia, and Latin America
v79: Rhetorics of resistance: a colloquy on early Christianity as rhetorical formation
v80: The apocryphal acts of the apostles in intertextual perspectives
v81: Thinking in signs: semiotics and Biblical studies...thirty years after
v82: In search of the present: the Bible through cultural studies
v83/84: Slavery in text and interpretation
v85: God the Father in the gospel of John
v86: Food and drink in the Biblical worlds
v87: The social world of the Hebrew Bible: twenty-five years of the social sciences in the academy
v89: Northrop Frye and the afterlife of the word
v90/91: The Bible in Asian America

The library has 74 copies. The following volumes are lacking in the library: 1,7,8,9,11,12,15,16,17,18,28,37,42,75,88.