Warfare, ritual, and symbol in biblical and modern contexts
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| Lenguaje: | inglés |
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Atlanta :
Society of Biblical Literature,
[2014]
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| Colección: | Ancient Israel and its literature ;
number 18 |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction
- Social determination of rituals and symbols
- Theorizing circumstantially dependent rites in and out of war contexts
- Monumental inscriptions and the ritual representation of war
- Ritual and symbols of escalation, preparation, and aggression
- Joshua's encounter with the commandes of Yhwh's army(josh 5:13-15):Literary construction or reflection of a royal ritual?
- "A sword for Yhwh and for Gideon!": The representation of war in Judges 7:16-22
- The red-stained warrior in acntient Israel
- "Will strike you down and cut off your head" (1 Sam 17:46): Trash talking, derogatory rhetoric, and psychological warfare in ancient Israel
- "Some trust in horses": Horses as simbols of power in rhetoric and reality
- War rituals in the Old Testament: Prophets, king, and the ritual preparation for war
- Ritual and symbols of perpetuation, de-escalation, and commemoration
- Warfare song a warrior ritual
- A messy business: Ritual violence after the war
- Postwar rotuals of return and reintegration
- Does Yhwh det his hans dirty?reading Isaiah 63:1-6 in light of depictions of divine postbattle porification
- Response
- Forging a twenty-first-century approach to the study od israelite warfare.