Hebrew Bible, Nationalism and the Origins of Anti-Judaism
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Hebrew Bible, Nationalism and the Origins of Anti-Judaism
A New Interpretation and Poetic Anthology
Aberbach, David
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2024
308
Mole
9781032215990
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Foreword by Dr. Athena Leoussi. Preface and Acknowledgments. Introduction. 1. The edited Bible as united nation. 2. Biblical nationalism and universalism. 3. Editing and moral judgment. 4. Nationalism and oral traditions. 5. National unity as literary aim. 6. Defeat and national literature. 7. Imperialism and the Fertile Crescent. 8. Aaron, Jeroboam and the golden calves. 9. National self-image: guilt and betrayal. 10. Judean views of the lost Kingdom of Israel. 11. Judean views of the lost Kingdom of Judah. 12. Myth and nationalism. 13. From Eden to the ruined kingdom. 14. Revenge and national poetry. 15. Dissidence, exile, and populist nationalism. 16. Second Isaiah and the reborn nation. 17. The Bible, the Nation, and the 'Holy Poor'. 18. 'A light for the nations'. Conclusion. the Hebrew Bible and origins of anti-Judaism. Epilogue on Love: The Song of Songs. Bibliography.
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Poetic Anthology;BCE;Follow;Young Men;Judean Exiles;Hebrew Bible;Pan Tadeusz;Golden Calf;Taras Shevchenko;Late-8th Century BCE;Creation Of The World;Hristo Botev;Iolo Morganwg;Lost Kingdom;Mesopotamian Empires;Mihai Eminescu;6th Century BCE;St Millennium BCE;Modern National;Modern Cultural Nationalists;Mid-8th Century BCE;Henrik Wergeland;Babylonian Exile;Mountain Wreath;Judean Revolt
Foreword by Dr. Athena Leoussi. Preface and Acknowledgments. Introduction. 1. The edited Bible as united nation. 2. Biblical nationalism and universalism. 3. Editing and moral judgment. 4. Nationalism and oral traditions. 5. National unity as literary aim. 6. Defeat and national literature. 7. Imperialism and the Fertile Crescent. 8. Aaron, Jeroboam and the golden calves. 9. National self-image: guilt and betrayal. 10. Judean views of the lost Kingdom of Israel. 11. Judean views of the lost Kingdom of Judah. 12. Myth and nationalism. 13. From Eden to the ruined kingdom. 14. Revenge and national poetry. 15. Dissidence, exile, and populist nationalism. 16. Second Isaiah and the reborn nation. 17. The Bible, the Nation, and the 'Holy Poor'. 18. 'A light for the nations'. Conclusion. the Hebrew Bible and origins of anti-Judaism. Epilogue on Love: The Song of Songs. Bibliography.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Poetic Anthology;BCE;Follow;Young Men;Judean Exiles;Hebrew Bible;Pan Tadeusz;Golden Calf;Taras Shevchenko;Late-8th Century BCE;Creation Of The World;Hristo Botev;Iolo Morganwg;Lost Kingdom;Mesopotamian Empires;Mihai Eminescu;6th Century BCE;St Millennium BCE;Modern National;Modern Cultural Nationalists;Mid-8th Century BCE;Henrik Wergeland;Babylonian Exile;Mountain Wreath;Judean Revolt
