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ISBN
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9781119636670 (brošēts)
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Autors
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 Carr, David McLain, 1961-
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Nosaukums
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The Hebrew Bible : a contemporary introduction to the Christian Old Testament and the Jewish Tanakh / David M. Carr.
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Izdevums
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Second edition.
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Izdošanas ziņas
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Hoboken : Wiley, 2020.
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Autorties.datēj.
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℗♭2021
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Fiziskais rakst.
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xxiii, 307 lpp. : ilustrācijas, kartes ; 24 cm
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Bibliogrāfija
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Ietver bibliogrāfiju un rādītāju.
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Saturs
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Saturs: Preface -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- Overview of the Historical Period -- Timeline -- Prologue: Orientation to multiple bibles and multiple translations -- Studying the Bible in its ancient context(s) -- The emergence of ancient Israel and its first oral traditions -- Beginnings of the monarchy and royal and Zion texts -- Echoes of past empires in biblical wisdom, love poetry, law, and narrative -- Narrative and prophecy amidst the rise and fall of the Northern Kingdom -- Micah, Isaiah, and the southern prophetic encounter with Assyria -- Torah and history in the wake of the Assyrian Empire -- Prophecy in the transition from Assyrian to Babylonian domination -- Laments, history, and prophecies after the destruction of Jerusalem -- Torah and Trauma -- The Torah, the Psalms, and the Persian-sponsored rebuilding of Judah -- Other texts formed in the crucible of post-exilic rebuilding -- Hellenistic empires and the formation of multiple scriptures -- Glossary -- Index.
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Kopsavilkums
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"I am happy to have this opportunity to update and revise this Introduction after using and receiving feedback on the first edition over the last decade. This new edition includes corrections and a number of updates to reflect developments in recent scholarship. These revisions are too numerous to mention, but are illustrated by the inclusion of several new "More on Methods" boxes that discuss African American Biblical Interpretation, Afrocentric and Womanist Interpretation, Feminist Criticism and History of Interpretation/Reception, Trauma Studies and the Bible, and Ecological Biblical Criticism. This list reflects my ever-increasing consciousness of the importance for white male scholars like myself to recognize the impact of my social location on my writing and how I and my students must learn from the work and insights of colleagues of color. Readers are particularly encouraged to read those scholars’ work directly, and I have provided some initial suggestions of resources to do so. One of the primary aims of the first edition of the introduction was to provide a relatively concise textbook so that students would have more time to read biblical texts as well. Though this revision includes substantial new material, I have worked to keep the overall book concise. In addition, users should note some new exercises and chapter review questions that focus on analysis of the Bible itself, including a series of questions oriented to the discussion of "focus texts" featured in most chapters. Overall, I have endeavored to cite biblical passages by the numbers that appear in widely-used English translations (e.g. NRSV, NIV; though note that some important English translations, e.g. the New Jerusalem or New Jewish Publication Society versions, follow the Hebrew versification, which diverges slightly for some biblical passages). -- Sniedz izdevējs.
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Nosaukums-priekšm.
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Bībele. Vecā Derība -- Kritika, interpretācija utt.
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Bībele. Vecā Derība -- Kritika, interpretācija utt., ebreju.
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UDK
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26-24-277
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27-242-277
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Monogr. ier. nr.
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001066353
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Visi eksemplāri
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Visi eksemplāri
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Eks. pa filiālēm
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LUB:Bibl. Raiņa bulvārī
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