Tracking the Tribes of Yahweh : on the trail of a classic
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Tracking the Tribes of Yahweh : on the trail of a classic
（Journal for the study of the Old Testament : supplement series, 351）
Sheffield Academic Press, 2002
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Includes Bibliography (p. [186]-201) and indexes
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Description
Norman Gottwald's monumental The Tribes of Yahweh caused an immediate sensation when first published in 1979, and its influence has continued to be felt, both in the area of biblical politics and in the application of sociological methods to the Hebrew Bible. This book reflects on the impact and the implications of the work after twenty years. The distinguished contributors are David Jobling, Frank Frick, Charles Carter, Carol Meyers, Jacques Berlinerblau, Itumeleng Mosala, Gerald West, Roland Boer and, in a response to contributors as well as an interview with the editor, Norman Gottwald himself.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- On Re-Reading The Tribes of Yahweh Specters of Tribes: on the 'Revenance' of a Classic
- Norman Gottwald's The Tribes of Yahweh in the Context of "Second-Wave" Social-Scientific Biblical Criticism
- Tribes and Tribulations: Retheorizing Earliest 'Israel'
- Powerful Ideologies, Challenging Models, and Lasting Changes: Continuing the Journey of Tribes
- The Delicate Flower of Biblical Sociology
- The Politics of Debt and the Liberation of the Scriptures
- Tribes in Africa: The Impact of Norman Gottwald's The Tribes of Yahweh On African Biblical Hermeneutics (with an Emphasis on Liberation and Inculturation Paradigms)
- Marx, Method and Gottwald
- Political Activism and Biblical Scholarship: An Interview - Norman Gottwald interviewed by Roland Boer
- Response to Contributors
- Bibliography
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