In both the English and Greek New Testament exegesis classes, students are asked to consider their own "world in front of the text," articulating elements of their own social location and ethnic, racial, and perspectives. They are also asked to engage the perspectives of other interpreters' "world in front of the text" and how this bears on celebrating a multiplicity of interpretations and interpretive frameworks. One of the assigned texts for these classes is always devoted to a global perspective on whatever New Testament book is being engaged.
For Greek and English Exegesis of Romans this is Elsa Tamez (Author); Sharon H. Ringe (Translator) The Amnesty of Grace: Justification by Faith from a Latin American Perspective, Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock (2002). ISBN: 1579108652.
For Greek and English Exegesis of Revelation the book is Allan A. Boesak, Comfort and Protest: The Apocalypse of John from a South-African Perspective Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock (2015, reprint ed., 1987 original ed.). ISBN: 1498226418.