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1984-2005 Hakemisto TEOLOGINEN AIKAKAUSKIRJA TEOLOGISK TIDSKRIFT Hakemisto Register 1984–2005 Vuosikerrat Årgångarna 89–110 Laatinut – Redigerat av Minna Ahokas Alkusana Teologisella Aikakauskirjalla on ilo lähettää tilaajilleen uusi, vuosikerrat 89–110 ja vuodet 984– 005 käsittävä hakemisto. Näiden kahdenkymmenenkahden vuoden aikana lehti on julkaissut yhteensä 487 kirjoitusta, joista 990 Kirjoituksia/Uppsatser-osastossa, 458 Katsauksia ja keskus- telua / Överblick och diskussion (aik. Ajan varrelta / Ur samtiden) -osastossa ja 79 Kirjallisuutta/ Litteratur-osastossa. Sivuja näihin vuosikertoihin mahtuu 874. Teologisen Aikakauskirjan edellinen hakemisto julkaistiin vuonna 985. Tämä Raili Pentin laa- tima hakemisto käsitti lähes kolmenkymmenen vuoden aineiston eli vuosikerrat 6–88 vuosilta 956–98. Tuona ajanjaksona ajanjaksona lehti julkaisi 986 artikkelia, 65 kirja-arvostelua ja 0 muuta kirjoitusta. Uuden hakemiston laatiminen tuli ajankohtaiseksi jo bibliografisten tarpei- den vuoksi, mutta erityisesti siksi, että suomalainen yliopistoteologia on kasvattanut volyymiaan huomattavasti ja sen painopisteet ovat muuttuneet. Hakemiston käyttäjä huomannee pian, mi- ten lehden Teologinen Aikakauskirja on heijastanut akateemisen maailman mullistuksia. Uusi hakemisto on kolmiosainen. Ensimmäisessä osassa on luetteloitu kaikki lehdessä ilmesty- neet kirjoitukset osastoittain siten, että Kirjoituksia/Uppsatser-osaston ja Katsauksia ja keskuste- lua / Överblick och diskussion (aik. Ajan varrelta / Ur samtiden) -osaston kirjoitukset on numeroitu kirjoittajan nimen ja Kirjallisuutta/Litteratur-osaston kirjoitukset arvosteltavan teoksen tekijän nimen mukaisessa aakkosjärjestyksessä. Toinen osa on kirjoittajahakemisto ja kolmas osa yksityis- kohtainen asiasana- ja henkilöhakemisto. Kirjoituksia ei ole edellisen hakemiston tapaan luette- loitu tieteenaloittain. Viimeksi kuluneen neljännesvuosisadan aikana Teologinen Aikakauskirja on muuttunut pää- toimittajan yksin ylläpitämästä lehdestä viiden (väliin kuudenkin) hengen toimitustiimin tuot- tamaksi julkaisuksi. Lehden ulkoasua uusittiin ensimmäisen kerran radikaalisti vuonna 984 ja uudelleen vuosina 994 ja 998. Koneella ja jopa kynällä kirjoitettujen käsikirjoitusten latominen kirjapainossa on vaihtunut vähitellen täysin sähköiseen aineistonkäsittelyyn. Lehti on taitettu toi- mituksessa 990-luvun lopulta lähtien. Teologinen Aikakauskirja on tieteellistä arviointikäytäntöä noudattava julkaisu. Tähän niin kut- suttuun referee-käytäntöön siirryttiin johdonmukaisesti vuonna 997, mutta jo sitä ennen pyy- dettiin toimituksen harkinnan mukaan asiantuntija-arvioita lehdelle lähetetyistä kirjoituksista. Hakemiston kattamana aikana Teologisella Aikakauskirjalla on ollut viisi päätoimittajaa: Eero Huovinen (98–90), Juha Seppo (99–95), Markku Heikkilä (995–000), Risto Lauha (000– 004) ja Martti Nissinen (vuodesta 004). Lehden toimittajina ovat olleet Risto Saarinen (984-87), Martti Nissinen (985–004), Matti Myllykoski (986–00), Petri Järveläinen (99–94), Esko M. Laine (vuodesta 00) ja Virpi Mäkinen (vuodesta 004). Toimituksen sihteereinä ovat toimineet Liisa Riikonen (98–86), Anni Tsokkinen (986–88), Tiina Talvitie (988–9), Minna Mäkelä (99), Tatu Kuoppala (994–95), Anna Huotari (995–000), Kaisa Lahti (os. Iso-Herttua, 000–00), Minna Ruuttunen (00–005), Johanna Lappalainen (004) ja Riikka Tuori (vuodesta 005). Lehden taitosta ovat huolehtineet Tatu Kuoppala (995-97), Tero Tyni (998–00), Eeva-Kaisa Rossi (os. Kettunen, 00–004) ja Christian Seppänen (vuodesta 004). Lausun lämpimät kiitokset hakemiston laatijalle, teol. maist. Minna Ahokkaalle, ripeästä ja huolel- lisesta työstä. Hakemiston tekoon on saatu taloudellista tukea Suomen Akatemialta. Helsingissä 8. toukokuuta 006 Martti Nissinen päätoimittaja 4 Sisällys Alkusana Kirjoituksia – Uppsatser (984–005) 7 Ajan varrelta – Ur samtiden (984–000) Katsauksia ja keskustelua – Överblick och Diskussion (998–005) 8 Kirjallisuutta – Litteratur (984–005) 55 Kirjoittajat 99 Asiasana- ja henkilöhakemisto 0 5 6 Kirjoituksia – Uppsatser (1984–2005) Aalto, Sirpa Lutherin käsitys naisesta Genesis-luentojen (55–45) alkutilaopin mukaan. – 9 (988) 86–9. Aaltonen, Tapio Jumalanpalveluksen sidonnaisuus ja vapaus. – 97 (99) 7–76. Aarma, Liivi Viron talonpoikaisväestön lukutaito 700-luvun lopulta 860-luvulle. – 09 (004) 6–8. Aejmelaeus, Anneli 4 Vanhan testamentin käyttö Matteuksen evankeliumissa Mt : 4–5. – 9 (986) 98–0. 5 Herran palvelija Septuagintassa ja kristillisessä tulkintatraditiossa. – 9 (987) 99–05. 6 Usko, toivo ja semantiikka: Septuagintan psalmien kielestä ja sen vaikutuksesta Paavaliin. – 09 (004) 47–58. 7 Abrahamin lapsia, vai Jumalan? Näkökulmia Paavalin argumentaatioon Gal. –4. – 09 (004) 446–45. Aejmelaeus, Lars 8 Luukas ja Paavalin kirjeet. – 89 (984) 94–0. 9 Luukas ja Lukianoksen näkemys ihannehistorioitsijasta. – 90 (985) 97–07. 0 Eksegetiikan haaste kirkon opille. – 90 (985) 69–77. Kaanon historian ja teologian näkökulmasta. – 9 (986) 0–0. Pääsiäissanoman perustukset. – 9 (987) 6–. Joulun satu ja sanoma Uuden testamentin tekstien kriittisen tutkimuksen valossa. – 9 (987) 46–470. 4 Taivasten valtakunnan eunukit (Matt 9:). – 96 (99) 8–7. 5 Ristinteologinen näkökulma kaunokirjallisuuteen ja elämään. – 96 (99) 6–. 6 Apostolien teot kaunokirjallisena tuotteena. – 98 (99) 56–66. 7 Kristillisen virkateologian lähtökohdat Uudessa testamentissa. – 99 (994) 9–07. 8 Tårebrevet och Plutarkhos: Paulus’ självskryt i ”Tårebrevet” (. Kor. 0–) jämfört med Plutarkhos’ regler för det rätta sättet att berömma sig själv. – 0 (996) 08–8. AhlQvist, Agneta 9 Ett bidrag till eccleasiaikonografin i senantik tid: S. Maria Maggiore i Rom. – 96 (99) 09–. Aho, Arvo 0 Teologiasta, rakkaudella. – 95 (990) 465–467. Ahonen, Risto A. Helluntailiikkeen synty ja siihen vaikuttaneet tekijät. – 9 (987) 9–400. Evankelikaalinen ja karismaattinen liike kansainvälisinä virtauksina ja niiden suhde suuriin tunnustuksellisiin kirkkoihin. – 98 (99) 6–44. Fundamentalismi yleisuskonnollisena ilmiönä. – 98 (99) 469–475. 4 ELCA:n keskustelu viran rakenteesta. – 99 (994) 08–4. 5 Kirkon identiteetti ja lähetys. – 00 (995) 4–. Airaksinen, Timo 6 Oikeuksien lajit ja olemassaolo: Perusoikeuskomitean mietinnön filosofista tarkastelua. – 98 (99) 8–85. Alhonsaari, Antti 7 Kirkko ja kulttuuri: pohdintaa samoista vanhoista kysymyksistä. – 0 (997) 04–08. Altnurme, Riho 8 Usuteadusline Ajakiri 96–940. – 08 (00) 55–54. Annala, Pauli 9 Seimen ja alttarin välinen suhde Franciscuksen joulunteologiassa. – 9 (987) 478–484. 0 Franciscus Assisilainen – lähetystyön historian uusi käänne. – 96 (99) –4. Luomisuskon tulkinta Chartres’n koulun Timaios-kosmologiassa ja sistersiläisessä spiritualiteetin teologiassa. – 96 (99) 45–458. Olemismetafysiikan ja tiedonmetafysiikan suhde Theodoricus Chartreslaisen filosofiassa. – 98 (99) –. 7 Fransiskaaninen kilvoitustie. – 00 (995) 8–9. 4 Ihme – köyhän miehen lottovoitto. – 0 (998) 49–496. 5 Sitoutumisen hinta: Mystisen kokemuksen yhteisöllinen ulottuvuus. – 05 (000) –. 6 Ulkonainen ja sisäinen autiomaa: Autiomaan asema ja merkitys juutalais-kristillisessä perinteessä. – 0 (005) 08–8. Antola, Ilkka 7 Historiallisen Jeesuksen metsästäjät: Jeesuksen eskatologiaa suomalaisessa UT:n tutkimuksessa. – 95 (990) 0–09. Anttonen, Veikko 8 Rajojen, risteysten ja anomalioiden merkitysoppia. – 0 (997) 97–05. AQuino, MarÍA Pilar 9 Theological Method in U.S. Latino/a Theology: Toward an Intercultural Theology for the Third Millennium. – 05 (000) 67–9. Arffman, Kaarlo 40 Nykykirkko ja kirkon historia reformaationtutkijan näkökulmasta. – 99 (994) 97–00. 4 Näkökulmia luterilaisen reformaation saarnavirkaan. – 99 (994) 5–0. Arola, Pauliina 4 Kirkot ja Kosovon kriisi: Uusi sota ekumenian todellisuutena. – 08 (00) 07–5. BahendWA, Festo 4 Kristittyjen ja muslimien suhteet Tansaniassa. – 96 (99) 8–40. BAYer, OSWald 44 Poetologische Theologie. – 0 (998) 9–99. BÉlinki, Karmela 45 ”Hyvän opin olen teille antanut: Toorastani älkää luopuko.” Tanach, Toora ja juutalaiset. – 96 (99) 9–. Björkstrand, Gustav 46 Onko ero kirkon ja valtion välillä mahdollinen? – 97 (99) –6. 47 Kvinnan i finländsk väckelsehistoria. – 99 (994) 48–488. 48 Jacob Tengströms arbete för religionsfrihet. – 04 (998) 6–. 49 Miten kirjoittaisin kirkolliskokouksen historian? – 09 (004) 0–04. Brohed, Ingmar 50 Religion och samhälle: Förändrade relationer mellan Svenska kyrkan och staten år 000 och religionsfrihetsfrågorna. – 06 (00) 544–549. Brummer, Matti 5 Ajatuksia uskonnosta. – 95 (990) 467–469. BRÅkenhielm, Carl Reinhold 5 Religion och livsåskådning efter sekulariseringen. – 0 (005) 99–. Cantell, Risto 5 Pyhyys, pyhitys ja pyhät. – 9 (987) 0–. 54 Yleinen pappeus ja erityinen virka: Kirkko ja sanan palveluvirka luterilaisessa teologiassa ja ekumeenisessa keskustelussa. – 99 (994) –7. 55 Maestro – oivallinen opettaja: Seppo A. Teinonen ekumeenisena tienraivaajana. Persoonallisia muisteluksia matkan varrelta. – 99 (994) 4–48. CastrÉN, Heikki 56 Seppo A. Teinonen: Lahja kirkon radiomiehelle. – 99 (994) 49–50. CastrÉN, Paavo 57 Ambrosius ja Hieronymus – osallistuvat kirkkoisät. – 89 (984) 5–58. Cleve, Fredric 58 Nattvardspsalmerna i Psalmer -83. – 90 (985) 76–8. 59 Bibelns tolkning som problem: Några övergripande festställningar. – 9 (986) 5–60. 60 Kyrkans frihet. – 9 (987) 6–9. 6 Anglikaner, lutheraner och reformerta möttes i Liebfrauenberg. – 00 (995) 85–9. 8 6 Rättfärdiggörelsebudskapet och gemenskapen mellan kyrkorna. – 0 (997) –9. Dunderberg, Ismo 6 Johannes, synoptikot ja Ockhamin partaveitsi. – 98 (99) 0–. 64 Halusiko Johannes korvata
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