The dialogues of Jeremiah
Subtitle: toward a phenomenology of exile
By: by Mitchel Modine.
Series: Gorgias dissertations: biblical studies -- v. 38
Publisher: Gorgias Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Piscataway, N.J
Language: eng
Subjects: Bible. -- O.T. -- Jeremiah -- Criticism, interpretation, etc
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Framing the dialogues; title: Multivocality in Jeremiah; title: The Bible as perception literature; title: Recent commentaries; title: Useful historical studies; title: Dialogues with God; title: Punishment for abandoning Yahweh to serve other Gods; title: Perceptions of devastation; title: Returning to the iniquities of the ancestors; title: Punishment for failure to repent; title: Punishment with the possibility of redemption; title: No intercession or redemption; title: Punishment for the sins of the rulers; title: Dialogues with religious opponents; title: Jeremiah and the priests; title: Jeremiah and the devotees of the Queen of Heaven; title: Jeremiah and the prophets; title: Dialogues with survivors; title: Experiencing (real or imagined) advantage in the exilic period; title: Hope for the future; title: Accepting babylonian rule; title: Resisting babylonian rule; title: Dialogues with political leaders; title: Others agreeing with the dominant view; title: Before the destruction; title: The dialogues of Jeremiah; title: After the destruction; title: Dialogues with a (re-) constituted community; title: Life will return to normal; title: Life will be different; title: Conclusion; title: Summary of the dialogues; title: Examination of alignments.