Here is a collection of surveys of scholarship on Mark. I couldn't find one which summarised text-critical work on Mark's Gospel.
Surveys of Scholarly Literature:
R.S. Barbour, ‘Recent Study of the Gospel according to St. Mark’ Exp T 79 (1967-68), 324-329.
H.C. Kee, ‘Mark as Redactor and Theologian: A Survey of some recent
Markan Studies’ JBL 90 (1971),
333-336.
H.C. Kee, ‘Mark’s Gospel in Recent Resarch’ Interpretation 32 (1978), 353-368.
S.P. Kealy, Mark’s Gospel: A
History of its Interpretation, From the Beginning Until 1979 (New York:
Paulist, 1982).
D.J. Harrington, ‘A Map of Books on Mark
(1975-1984)’ BTB 15 (1985), 12-16
W. Telford, ‘Introduction: The Gospel of
Mark’ The Interpretation of Mark
(ed. W. Telford; Edinburgh:
T&T Clark, 1985), 1-41.
L.W. Hurtado, ‘The
Gospel of Mark in recent study’ Themelios 14 (1989), 47-52.
W.L. Lane, ‘The Present State
of Markan Studies’ The Gospels Today: A
Guide to Some Recent Developments (The New Testament Student VI; ed. J.H.
Skilton, M.J. Robertson III & W.L. Lane; Philadelphia: Skilton House,
1990), 51-81.
F.J. Matera, What are they Saying about Mark? (New York: Paulist, 1987).
M.M. Jacobs, ‘Mark’s Jesus through the Eyes
of Twentieth Century New Testament Scholars’ Neotestamentica 28 (1994), 53-85.
W. Telford, ‘The Interpretation of Mark: A
History of Developments and Issues’ The Interpretation of Mark (ed. W. Telford; Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 1995, 2nd
ed.), 1-61.
P.G.
Bolt, ‘Mark’s Gospel’ in The Face of New
Testament Studies: A Survey of Recent Research (ed. S. McKnight & G.R.
Osborne; Grand Rapids:
Baker Academic, 2004), 391-413.
K.W. Larsen, ‘The Structure of Mark’s
Gospel: Current Proposals’ CBR 3
(2004), 140-160.
D.J. Harrington, What are they Saying about Mark? (New York: Paulist, 2004).
W. Telford, Writing on the Gospel of Mark (Guides to Advanced Biblical Research
1; Blandford Forum: Deo, 2009)
C. Breytenbach, ‘Current
Research on the Gospel according to Mark: A Report on Monographs Published from
2000-2009’ in Mark and Matthew I:
Comparative Readings: Understanding the Earliest Gospels in their First-Century
Settings (ed. E-M. Becker & A. Runesson; WUNT I.271; Tübingen: Mohr
Siebeck, 2011), 13-32.
H. M. Humphrey, A
Bibliography for the Gospel of Mark, 1954-1980 (Studies in the Bible and
Early Christianity, 1; New York: Edwin Mellen, 1981).
H.M. Humphrey, The
Gospel of Mark: An Indexed Bibliography 1980-2005 (New York: Edwin Mellen, 2006).
F. Neirynck (et
al.), The Gospel of Mark: A
Cumulative Bibliography, 1950-1990 (BETL 102; Leuven: Leuven UP &
Peeters, 1992).
Thanks Peter! This is a great list. Wayne
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