Literary Structure and Rhetorical Strategies in the Hebrew Bible
Edited by L. J. de Regt, J. de Waard, and Jan P. Fokkelman
Literary Structure and Rhetorical Strategies in the Hebrew Bible
Edited by L. J. de Regt, J. de Waard, and Jan P. Fokkelman
Fourteen essays on discourse, narrative, poetic forms, linguistics, and literary features of Old Testament literature.
- Description
- Table of Contents
Preface
Foreword by T. Muraoka
I. Studies on Topics
Character/Author/Reader: The Problem of Perspective in Biblical Narrative - J. Magonet
Inverted Parallelisms and Encased Parables in Isaiah and Their Significance for Old and New Testament Translation and Interpretation - K.E. Bailey
Discovering a New Path of Intertextuality: Inverted quotations and their dynamics - P.C. Beentjes
Discourse Implications of Rhetorical Questions in Job, Deuteronomy and the Minor Prophets - L.J. de Regt
The Order of Participants in Compound Clausal Elements in the Pentateuch and Earlier Prophets: Syntax, convention or rhetoric? - L.J. de Regt
The Discourse Implications of Resumption in Hebrew Clauses: A preliminary assessment from Genesis - H. Van Dyke Parunak
Coordination Interrupted, or Literary Insertion AX&B Pattern, in the Books of Samuel - D.T. Tsumura
II. Studies on Texts
The Text as an Eloquent Guide: Rhetorical, linguistic and literary features in Genesis 1 - Ellen J. van Wolde
Genesis 37 and 38 at the Interface of Structural Analysis and Hermeneutics - J.P. Fokkelman
Knowing Yahweh: Exodus 6:3 in the context of Genesis 1-Exodus 15 - L.M. Eslinger
La structure du cortege d’Israel autour de Jericho d’apres Josue 6 - J.C. Margot
Mythological Themes and the Unity of Ezekiel - L.E. Boadt
Psalm 1 and the Rhetoric of Religious Argumentation - Y. Gitay
III. Epilogue
Hebrew Rhetoric and the Translator - J. de Waard
Abbreviations
Index of Biblical References
List of Contributors
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