The New literary criticism and the Hebrew Bible
By: edited by J. Cheryl Exum and David J.A. Clines.
Contributors: Exum, J. Cheryl.; Clines, David J. A.
Series: Journal for the study of the Old Testament.; 143
Publisher: JSOT Press
Published: 1993
Place of publication: Sheffield, England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
Subjects: Bible. O.T. -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.; Criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: The new literary criticism / David J.A. Clines, J. Cheryl Exum; title: Good to the last drop: viewing the Sotah (Numbers 5.11-31) as the glass half empty and wondering how to view it half full / Alice Bach; title: Intertextuality and the book of Jeremiah: animadversions on text and theory / Robert P. Carroll; title: A world established on water (Psalm 24): reader-response, deconstruction and bespoke interpretation / David J.A. Clines; title: Who's afraid of "the endangered ancestress"? / J. Cheryl Exum; title: A reader-response approach to prophetic conflict: the case of Amos 7.10-17 / Francisco O. García-Treto; title: Ruth finds a home: canon, politics, method / David Jobling; title: Tracing the voice of the other: Isaiah 28 and the covenant with death / Francis Landy; title: Manasseh as villain and scapegoat / Stuart Lasine; title: Moses and David: myth and monarchy / Peter D. Miscall; title: Curses and kings: a reading of 2 Samuel 15-16 / Robert Polzin; title: Surviving writing: the anxiety of historiography in the former prophets / Hugh S. Pyper; title: Daughters and fathers in Genesis...: or, what is wrong with this picture? / Ilona N. Rashkow.