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Women recounted : narrative thinking and the God of Israel

Title
Women recounted : narrative thinking and the God of Israel / James G. Williams.
Author
Williams, James G., 1936-
Publication
Sheffield : Almond Press, 1982.

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Description
150 pages; 23 cm
Series Statement
Bible and literature series, 0260-4493 ; 6
Uniform Title
Bible and literature series ; 6.
Subject
  • Börngen, ..
  • Bible. > Criticism, interpretation, etc
  • Bible
  • Bibel
  • Women in the Bible
  • Narration in the Bible
  • Frau
  • Vrouwenstudies
  • Bijbelse personen
  • Women in literature
  • Femmes dans la Bible
Genre/Form
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Note
  • Includes indexes.
Bibliography (note)
  • Bibliography: p. 141-144.
Contents
I. On Biblical narrative: perspective and method -- A. Narrative thinking -- Excursus: narrative and aphoristic thinking compared -- B. Fiction, history and myth -- 1. Fiction and history -- 2. Literary criticism and historical studies -- 3. Myth and Biblical prose -- C. Method of reading -- 1. Reading -- 2. Key words -- 3. Speeches: dialogue, reporting and reported speech -- 4. Recurring events -- II. The arch-mother: the mother of Israel's beginnings -- A. The typic scenes -- B. The arche-mother as mediating agent -- C. The disappearance of the mother -- D. Narrative thinking and the arche-mother -- III. Other feminine figures: the multifaceted Israelite feminine -- A. Eve: "The mother of all living" -- B. Deborah, Jael, Judith: the aggressive or warrior woman -- 1. Deborah and Jael -- 2. Judith -- C. Esther and Mary: the woman as dependent heroine -- 1. Esther -- 2. Mary -- D. Ruth: woman as reversal of the patriarchal mode -- E. Delilah, Potiphar's wife, and the alien woman in Proverbs: the Temptress -- IV. The symbolic functions of the feminine -- A. Origins, love and inspiration, change -- B. The woman as counter-order -- 1. Positive counter-order excursus: Hagar -- 2. The alien woman -- V. The biblical feminine and contemporary religiously thought -- A. Review of results -- B. The feminine, sexuality and language -- C. Implications for modern theology -- 1. Interpretation of the Biblical feminine -- 2. Israel as a way of being in the world.
ISBN
  • 0907459188
  • 0907459196
  • 9780907459187
  • 9780907459194
LCCN
  • 82222076
  • 7829660 7215133 +UKX
OCLC
  • ocm09401608
  • 9401608
  • SCSB-623771
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library