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Tragedy and Biblical Narrative

Name: Tragedy and Biblical Narrative
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 04092879
Price: 55.89 EUR
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Author: J.Cheryl Exum
ISBN: 9780521565066

J.Cheryl Exum

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 04092879

Casa editrice Cambridge University Press, maggio 1996

Using insights about ancient and modern tragedy, this much-praised study offers challenging and prov... Descrizione completa

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Using insights about ancient and modern tragedy, this much-praised study offers challenging and provocative new readings of selected biblical narratives: the story of Israel's first king, Saul, rejected for his disobedience to God and driven to despair and madness by an evil spirit from the Lord; the story of Jephthah's sacrifice of his daughter in fulfilment of his vow to offer God a sacrifice in return for military victory; the stories of the members of Saul's house, each of whom comes to a tragic end; and the story of Israel's most famous king, David, whose tragedy lies in the burden of divine judgement that falls upon his house as a consequence of his sins. Exum discusses how these narratives handle such perennial tragic issues as guilt, suffering, and evil. She suggests that the extraordinary range and power of biblical narrative has its source in the Bible's uncompromising portrayal of reality as embracing despair, as well as resolution.