Pronunciation Noun
eisegesis (plural eisegeses)
- An interpretation, especially of Scripture, that reflects the personal ideas or viewpoint of the interpreter; reading something into a text that is not there.
- 2008 [1982], Jacques More, Leadership is Male? eBook, page 28,
- I include this here in that as well as finding things out of context (eisegesis – things read into a text) I also found errors of accuracy which also contributed to my not trusting other parts of writings of authors for women in leadership.
- 2008 [1982], Jacques More, Leadership is Male? eBook, page 28,
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