دانلود کتاب Daniel Evokes Isaiah: Allusive Characterization of Foreign Rule in the Hebrew–Aramaic Book of Daniel

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Cover\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nChapter 1. How Daniel Evokes Isaiah\n 1. Daniel’s Evocation of Isaiah Observed\n 2. Allusion\n 3. Narrative: The Rule of the Nations in Daniel\n 4. Texts of Isaiah and Daniel\n a. Allusion and Critical Issues of Composition History\n b. Composition History and Manuscript Evidence\n 5. Conclusion\nChapter 2. Intertextuality and Allusion in Daniel\n 1. Intertextuality and Allusion\n 2. Influence: Deutero-Isaiah and Daniel 2\n 3. Inner-Biblical Exegesis: Daniel 1 and 9\n a. Daniel 1:1–2 and 2 Chronicles 36:6–7; 2 Kings 24:1\n b. Daniel 9 and Jeremiah 25:11, 12; 29:10\n 4. Non-Literary Allusion: Daniel 7\n a. Daniel 7–12 and Contemporary Events and Figures\n b. Daniel 7 and the Chaos Combat Myth\n 5. Interliterary Allusion: Daniel 2 and Others\n a. Daniel 2 and the Joseph Story\n b. Some Other Interliterary Allusions\n 6. Internal Allusion: Toward a Narrative Unity\n 7. Allusion to Isaiah\nChapter 3. Allusions to Isaiah in yhe Apocalypses\n 1. Allusions to Isaiah\n 2. Antiochus IV, the “Assyrian” Arrogator\n a. Isaiah’s Assyria and the King of the North: Daniel 10–12\n b. Isaiah’s Assyria and the “Prince to Come”: Daniel 9:26–27 and Isaiah 10:22–23; 28:22\n c. Assyria: The “Little Horn” in Daniel 8\n d. Assyria: The “Little Horn,” Daniel 7:8 and Isaiah 10:12; 37:23\n e. Antiochus IV and Allusion to Isaiah in Daniel 7–12\n 3. Daniel and the Maskilim\n a. The Servant of YHWH: Daniel 10–12\n b. Daniel the Exilic Penitent: Daniel 9:20–23 and Isaiah 65:24\nChapter 4. Allusions to Isaiah in the Court Legends\n 1. Isaiah and the Court Legends: Daniel 1–3\n a. Daniel 2:34–35, 45 and Isaiah 41:15–16; 51:1\n b. Daniel 2:46 and Isaiah 45:14; 49:7, 23 (cf. 60:14)\n c. Daniel 3:25–27 and Isaiah 43:2\n d. Daniel 1:3 and Isaiah 39:7\n e. Conclusions: Isaiah and the Court Legends\n 2. Habits of Allusion in Daniel\n a. Allusion and its Indicators\n b. Daniel and the OG of Isaiah\n c. Evoking Allusive Texts\n d. Internal Allusion\n 3. Conclusions\nChapter 5. Isaiah and the Rule of the Nations in Daniel\n 1. Isaiah and the Rule of the Nations\n 2. The Rule of the Nations in Daniel’s Narrative\n 3. The Rule of the Nations: Isaiah 10 in the Apocalypses (Daniel 7–12)\n a. Background to Daniel 8–12: Allusion and Rhetorical Play in Isaiah 10:22–25\n b. The Latter Days of the Wrath”: Isaiah 10 in Daniel 8:19, 23–25\n c. Flood, Decree, and Desolation: Isaiah 10 in Daniel 9:26–27\n d. Flood, Decree, and Wrath: Isaiah 10 in Daniel 11\n e. A Question of Intent: Isaiah 10 in the Aramaic Apocalypse (Daniel 7)\n 4. Other Allusive Contributions of Isaiah to Apocalyptic Daniel\n a. Daniel 8 and Isaiah 14\n b. Daniel 9 and Isaiah 65\n c. Daniel 10–12: the Maskilim and Their Vindication\n 5. Allusion to Isaiah in Daniel 1–3\n 6. Allusion to Isaiah in Daniel: Some Comparisons\n 7. Conclusion\nAppendix: Texts and Translations\n 1. Witnesses and Their Characters\n a. Hebrew–Aramaic\n b. Greek\n 2. Lists from Fragmentary Sources\n a. Papyrus 967\n b. Qumran Daniel\n 3. Texts and Translations\n a. Isaiah\n b. Daniel\nBibliography\nIndex of References\nIndex of Authors