Re-presenting dislocation: the poetics of exile and diaspora in ancient Jewish texts

Re-presenting dislocation: the poetics of exile and diaspora in ancient Jewish texts

<p>This thesis considers examples of ancient Jewish literature that present open-ended poetics concerning exile and diaspora. Part I of the thesis focuses on the book of Lamentations, Second Isaiah, and 1QS to demonstrate that these examples present the resolve of exile as deferred, and do not...

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Autore principale:	Van Sant, R
Altri autori:	Najman, H
Natura:	Tesi
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	2023
Soggetti:	Bible. Old Testament > Criticism, interpretation, etc. Exile (Punishment) in literature Jewish diaspora Hebrew poetry, Biblical

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