具体描述
In this book Walter Brueggemann raises a variety of contemporary and intriguing questions on the relation of society and text in the Old Testament, among them—the hidden agendas that underlie the making and reading of Scripture
the conflictual tension in ancient Israel
the cry to God of the oppressed and God's response
the political dimension of mercy
theodicy, violence, horses, and chariots
Brueggemann opens to a variety of readers a compelling picture of subversive paradigm and social possibility in the Hebrew Bible.
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目录信息
Trajectories in Old Testament Literature and the Sociology of Ancient Israel
Covenant as a Subversive Paradigm
Covenant and Social Possibility
Part Two: A Social Reading of Particular Texts
Social Criticism and Social Vision in the Deuteronomic Formula of the Judges
"Vine and Fig Tree". A Case Study in Imagination and Criticism
At the Mercy of Babylon: A Subversive Rereading of the Empire
A Poem of Summons (Isaiah 55:1-3) and a Narrative of Resistance (Daniel 1)
Part 3: A Social Reading of Particular Issues
Israel's Social Criticism and Yahweh's Sexuality
Theodicy in a Social Dimension
The Social Nature of the Biblical Text for Preaching
The Prophet as a Destabilizing Presence
The Social Significance of Solomon as a Patron of Wisdom
Rethinking Church Models through Scripture
Reflections on Biblical Understanding of Property
Revelation and Violence: A Study in Contextualization
Credits
Index of Scripture References
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