Mark's gospel-- prior or posterior? : a reappraisal of the phenomenon of order

Content: Preface and Acknowledgments
 Abbreviations
 Introduction
 Part I: PRELIMINARY ISSUES FOR ANALYSING THE PHENOMENON OF ORDER
 Chapter 1 PERICOPE DIVISIONS AND THE QUESTION OF PARALLELS
 Pericope Divisions
 Paralleling Pericopes
 Chapter 2 TOWARDS AN ARRANGEMENT OF PARALLEL PERICOPES
 Describing the Phenomenon of Order
 Issues Involved in Arranging Parallel Pericopes
 Matthew-Mark Disagreements in Order on Three Different Pericope Arrangements
 Different Pericope Arrangements in Relation to the Two-Gospel Hypothesis
 Summary
 Annotated Table of Parallel Pericopes Part II: THE VALUE OF FORMAL ARGUMENTS FROM ORDERChapter 3 TWO FORMAL ARGUMENTS FROM ORDER
 The Refutation of Streeter''s Formal Argument from Order
 The Neo-Griesbachian Objection to Streeter''s Inference from Order
 Re-evaluating the Neo-Griesbachian Formal Argument from Order
 Chapter 4 THE PHENOMENON OF CORRELATION
 Farmer''s and Riley''s Attempts to Verify the Phenomenon of Correlation
 A Statistical Test of the Phenomenon of Correlation
 Conclusion and Preview
 Part III: COMPOSITIONAL ARGUMENTS FROM ORDER: A REAPPRAISAL
 Chapter 5 COMPOSITIONAL CONVENTIONS IN THE FIRST CENTURY CE The ''Oral Environment'' of the First Century CEWriting Equipment and Compositional Habits in Antiquity
 Compositional Conventions
 Chapter 6 THE DISAGREEMENTS IN ORDER IN LUKE 3.1-5.11
 Luke 3.19-20, Herod''s Imprisonment of John the Baptist
 Luke 4.16-30, Jesus at Nazareth
 Luke 5.1-11, The Call of the First Disciples
 Conclusion
 Chapter 7 THE DISAGREEMENTS IN ORDER IN MATTHEW 4.23-9.35
 Matthew 4.23-5.2, Matthew''s Introduction to the Sermon on the Mount
 Excursus on Matthew 8.1-9.34
 Matthew 8.1-4, Jesus Heals a Leper
 Matthew 8.18-34, Jesus Calms a Storm and Exorcizes Two Demons Matthew 9.18-26, Jesus Heals a Woman and Resuscitates a GirlConclusion
 Chapter 8 IS MARK''S GOSPEL POSTERIOR? THE EVIDENCE OF PERICOPE ORDER
 Recent History of the Two-Gospel Hypothesis: An Overview
 Mark 1.21-22, Mark''s Initial Transition from Matthew to Luke
 Mark 3.7-12, Mark''s Second Major Transition
 Mark 6.1-13, Mark''s Alternating Agreement with Matthew and Luke
 Conclusion
 Conclusions
 Appendix 1 THE SEGMENTATION OF THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS
 Appendix 2 STATISTICAL TESTS OF THE PHENOMENON OF CORRELATION
 Bibliography
 Index of References
 Index of Authors
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