Social-scientific Old Testament criticism
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Social-scientific Old Testament criticism
（The Biblical seminar, 47）
Sheffield Academic Press, c1997
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Includes indexes
Originally published in various issues of Journal for the study of the Old Testament studies
収録内容
- On applying a sociological theory to Biblical studies / Cyril S. Rodd
- Sociological and literary approaches to the Bible : how shall the twain meet? / David Jobling
- Using the Nuer culture of Africa in understanding the Old Testament : an evaluation / David Fiensy
- The 'popular religion' paradigm in Old Testament research : a sociological critique / J. Berlinerblau
- The impact of modern and social science assumptions on the reconstruction of Israelite history / Gary A. Herion
- Literacy and domination : G.A. Herion's sociology of history writing / Mark G. Brett
- Chiefs in Israel / James W. Flanagan
- Was early Israel a segmentary society? / J.W. Rogerson
- The identity of early Israel : the realignment and transformation of late Bronze-Iron Age Palestine / Keith W. Whitelam
- Customary law and chieftainship : judicial aspects of 2 Samuel 14.4-21 / Elizabeth Bellefontaine
- Shame as a sanction of social control in Biblical Israel : judicial, political, and social shaming / Lyn M. Bechtel
- Theodicy in a social dimension / Walter Brueggemann
- Poverty in the social world of the wise / J. David Pleins
- Latifundialization and Isaiah 5.8-10 / D.N. Premnath
- Seeing is believing : the social setting of prophetic acts of power / Thomas W. Overholt
- The social location of the deuteronomists : a sociological study of factional politics in late pre-exilic Judah / Patricia Dutcher-Walls
- Role dedifferentiation in the book of Ruth / Jon L. Berquist
- Inclusion, exclusion and marginality in the book of Joshua / Lori Rowlett
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Collected here in one volume are the best examples of social-scientific Old Testament criticism from the last 20 years of the Journal for the Study of the Old Testament, an essential introduction to the field. Divided into six sections, this volume presents essays on the central methodological and theoretical issues as well as a series of applications to the study of early Israelite social forms, the formal and informal regulation of life, the distribution of power and justice, and the performance of social roles and the process of group formation. The volume brings home how indispensable a social-science approach is for the reconstruction of the Israelite social world-not to say our own worlds and productions as well, enbodying the finest traditions of classical social theory and the interface with exciting new developments.
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