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The book of Judges is replete with female figurations, and has, therefore, received a lot of attention from feminist critics. This volume of essays, however, changes the motivation behind this apparent centrality of female figures, claiming that in fact strong androcentric premises underlie the texts. The overall theme of this sparkling collection focusses on wives, daughters and mothers, and their relationships. An introductory section surveys the women of Judges, investigation satire, paradigm and deviation and the midrashic sources; Brenner and Van Dyck investigate the story and song of…mehr
The book of Judges is replete with female figurations, and has, therefore, received a lot of attention from feminist critics. This volume of essays, however, changes the motivation behind this apparent centrality of female figures, claiming that in fact strong androcentric premises underlie the texts. The overall theme of this sparkling collection focusses on wives, daughters and mothers, and their relationships. An introductory section surveys the women of Judges, investigation satire, paradigm and deviation and the midrashic sources; Brenner and Van Dyck investigate the story and song of Deborah; Fuchs and Exum turn their attention to Jephthah's daughter; Amit and Reinhartz look at women in the Samson story. Finally, three essays, including one by Mieke Bal, deal with the brutal finale of the book in chapters 19-21.
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Autorenporträt
Athalya Brenner is Professor of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, University of Amsterdam, and Rosalyn and Manny Rosenthal Distinguished Professor-in-Residence of Hebrew Bible at Brite Divinity School, Fort Worth, Texas.
Inhaltsangabe
Abbreviations Acknowledgements Athalya Brenner Introduction In General: Women and [Hi]story Lillian R. Klein A Spectrum of Female Characters Adrien Janis Bledstein Is Judges a Woman's Satire on Men Who Play God? Lillian R. Klein The Book of Judges: Paradigm and Deviation in Images of Women Leila Leah Bronner Valorized or Vilified? The Women of Judges in Midrashic Sources Part II On Text Authority in Judges 4-5 Athalya Brenner A Triangle and a Rhombus in Narrative Structure: A Proposed Integrative Reading of Judges 4 and 5 Fokkelien Van Dijk-Hemmes Mothers and a Mediator in the Song of Deborah Part III On Relational Women: A Daughter Esther Fuchs Marginalization, Ambiguity, Silencing: The Silence of Jephthah's Daughter J. Cheryl Exum On Judges 11 Part IV On Relational Women: A Mother and Wife Yairah Amit 'Manoah Promptly Followed his Wife' (Judges 13:11): On the Place of the Woman in Birth Narratives Adele Reinhartz Samson's Mother: An unnamed Protagonist Part V On Relational Women: A Wife Koala Jones-Warsaw Toward a Woman Hermeneutic: A Reading of Judges 19-21 Peggy Kamuf Author of a Crime Mieke Bal A Body of Writing: Judges 19 Athalya Brenner Afterword Bibliography
Abbreviations Acknowledgements Athalya Brenner Introduction In General: Women and [Hi]story Lillian R. Klein A Spectrum of Female Characters Adrien Janis Bledstein Is Judges a Woman's Satire on Men Who Play God? Lillian R. Klein The Book of Judges: Paradigm and Deviation in Images of Women Leila Leah Bronner Valorized or Vilified? The Women of Judges in Midrashic Sources Part II On Text Authority in Judges 4-5 Athalya Brenner A Triangle and a Rhombus in Narrative Structure: A Proposed Integrative Reading of Judges 4 and 5 Fokkelien Van Dijk-Hemmes Mothers and a Mediator in the Song of Deborah Part III On Relational Women: A Daughter Esther Fuchs Marginalization, Ambiguity, Silencing: The Silence of Jephthah's Daughter J. Cheryl Exum On Judges 11 Part IV On Relational Women: A Mother and Wife Yairah Amit 'Manoah Promptly Followed his Wife' (Judges 13:11): On the Place of the Woman in Birth Narratives Adele Reinhartz Samson's Mother: An unnamed Protagonist Part V On Relational Women: A Wife Koala Jones-Warsaw Toward a Woman Hermeneutic: A Reading of Judges 19-21 Peggy Kamuf Author of a Crime Mieke Bal A Body of Writing: Judges 19 Athalya Brenner Afterword Bibliography
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