Gender in the Book of Ben Sira: Divine Wisdom, Erotic Poetry, and the Garden of Eden 9783110330793

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Автор: Teresa Ann Ellis
Название: Gender in the Book of Ben Sira: Divine Wisdom, Erotic Poetry, and the Garden of Eden
ISBN: 9783110330793
Издательство: Walter de Gruyter
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Библиология и экзегетика

Иудаизм

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ISBN-10: 3110330792
Обложка/Формат: Hardback
Страницы: 304
Вес: 0.54 кг.
Дата издания: 17.10.2013
Серия: Beihefte zur zeitschrift fur die alttestamentliche wissenschaft
Язык: English
Размер: 234 x 160 x 23
Читательская аудитория: Professional and scholarly
Ключевые слова: Old Testaments,Judaism, RELIGION / Biblical Commentary / Old Testament,RELIGION / Biblical Criticism & Interpretation / Old Testament,RELIGION / Biblical Meditations / Old Testament,RELIGION / Biblical Studies / Old Testament,RELIGION / Judaism / History
Основная тема: RELIGION / Biblical Commentary / Old Testament,RELIGION / Biblical Meditations / Old Testament,RELIGION / Biblical Criticism & Interpretation / Old Testament,RELIGION / Biblical Studies / Old Testament
Подзаголовок: Divine wisdom, erotic poetry, and the garden of eden
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Описание: Gender in the Book of Ben Sira is a semantic analysis and, also, an investigation of hermeneutical pathways for performing such an analysis. A comparison of possible Greek and Hebrew gender taxonomies precedes the extensive delineation of the target-category, gender. The delineation includes invisible influences in the Book of Ben Sira such as the author’s choices of genre and his situation as a member of a colonized group within a Hellenistic empire. When the Book of Ben Sira’s genre-constrained invectives against women and male fools are excluded, the remaining expectations for women and for men are mostly equivalent, in terms of a pious life lived according to Torah. However, Ben Sira says nothing about distinctions at the level of how “living according to Torah” would differ for the two groups. His book presents an Edenic ideal of marriage through allusions to Genesis 1 to 4, and a substantial overlap of erotic discourse for the female figures of Wisdom and the “intelligent wife” creates tropes similar to those of the Song of Songs. In addition, Ben Sira’s colonial status affects what he says and how he says it; by writing in Hebrew, he could craft the Greek genres of encomium and invective to carry multiple levels of meaning that subvert Hellenistic/Greek claims to cultural superiority.

Gender in the Book of Ben Sira: Divine Wisdom, Erotic Poetry, and the Garden of Eden, Teresa Ann Ellis