The body royal : : the social poetics of kingship in ancient Israel / / Mark W. Hamilton.
The present volume seeks to identify the underlying code of meanings about the Israelite king operating in various ways in texts and other artifacts surviving from the culture. The focus is upon the (living) body of the king, its anatomical characteristics, its constitution through ritual, and the c...
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Hamilton, Mark W., author. The body royal : the social poetics of kingship in ancient Israel / Mark W. Hamilton. Leiden, Netherlands ; Boston, Massachusetts : Brill, [2005] ©2005 1 online resource. text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource rdacarrier Biblical Interpretation Series ; 78 The present volume seeks to identify the underlying code of meanings about the Israelite king operating in various ways in texts and other artifacts surviving from the culture. The focus is upon the (living) body of the king, its anatomical characteristics, its constitution through ritual, and the conventions concerning its proper self-display by the king. This study combines careful linguistic and historical-critical analysis of the texts considered (both biblical and ancient Near Eastern, the latter used comparatively where appropriate) with a critical use of contemporary approaches to the study of signs in language, objects, and movements (semiotics), in general, and the study of the body, in particular. This book argues that the royal psalms contain a set of officially sanctioned notions about the royal body and its use. The king was thought to have an outsized, superhuman body owing to his being the son of the deity, a status he attained upon his coronation. Other texts, often from circles outside the royal court, significantly altered these notions. The king's body was thus for ancient Israelites the locus of reflection on power, gender, religion, and even international relations. Through careful historical analysis, it is possible to reconstruct the terms of an Iron Age intellectual inquiry that still influences our contemporary world. Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- Chapter one The Undiscovered Territory of the Body -- Chapter two Creating the Body of the King in the Royal Psalm -- Chapter three The Royal Body at Work -- Chapter four Stories of the Coronation of the King -- Chapter five While Horse and Hero Fell: Royal Death and Sickness -- Chapter six The Body of the King in War and Peace -- Chapter seven The Body of the Foreign King -- Chapter eight Conclusions and Implications -- General Index. Includes bibliographical references (pages [275]-299) and indexes. Description based on print version record. Jews Kings and rulers. Kings and rulers Biblical teaching. Human body Biblical teaching. Bible. Old Testament Criticism, interpretation, etc. Biblical Interpretation Series ; 78. |
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Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- Chapter one The Undiscovered Territory of the Body -- Chapter two Creating the Body of the King in the Royal Psalm -- Chapter three The Royal Body at Work -- Chapter four Stories of the Coronation of the King -- Chapter five While Horse and Hero Fell: Royal Death and Sickness -- Chapter six The Body of the King in War and Peace -- Chapter seven The Body of the Foreign King -- Chapter eight Conclusions and Implications -- General Index. |
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