Reading the Dead Sea scrolls : : essays in method / / George J. Brooke ; with the assistance of Nathalie LaCoste.
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| Superior document: | Early Judaism and its literature ; number 39 |
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| Place / Publishing House: | Atlanta : : Society of Biblical Literature,, [2013] 2013 |
| Year of Publication: | 2013 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Early Judaism and its literature ;
no. 39. |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (309 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- The Qumran scrolls and the demise of the distinction between higher and lower criticism
- The formation and renewal of scriptural tradition
- Justifying deviance : the place of scripture in converting to the Qumran self-understanding
- Memory, cultural memory, and rewriting scripture
- Hypertextuality and the "parabiblical" Dead Sea scrolls
- Controlling intertexts and hierarchies of echo in two thematic eschatological commentaries from Qumran
- Peser and midras in Qumran literature : issues for lexicography
- Genre theory, rewritten Bible, and Pesher
- Room for interpretation : an analysis of spatial imagery in the Qumran pesharim
- The silent God, the abused mother, and the self-justifying sons : a psychodynamic reading of scriptural exegesis in the pesharim
- Types of historiography in the Qumran scrolls
- What makes a text historical? : assumptions behind the classification of some Dead Sea scrolls
- The scrolls from Qumran and Old Testament theology.