دانلود کتاب SCRIPTURE AS SOCIAL DISCOURSE: Social-Scientific Perspectives on Early Jewish and Christian Writings

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Cover\nHalf-title\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nPreface\nList of Abbreviations\nList of Contributors\nChapter 1. Introduction: The Structure of Social-Scientific and Grammatical Integrations\nPart I. Social-Scientific Perspectives on Jewish Scripture\n Chapter 2. Literary-Historical Exegesis as a Social Science\n Chapter 3. The Concepts of ‘Counter-History’ and Mnemohistory Applied to Biblical Sciences\n Chapter 4. Your Name Shall No Longer Be Jacob, but Refugee: Involuntary Migration and the Development of the Jacob Narrative\n Chapter 5. ‘To Share Your Bread with the Hungry’: Justice or Charity?\n Chapter 6. Space and Memory in the Book of Leviticus\n Chapter 7. The Zadokite and Levite Scribal Conflicts and Hegemonic Struggles\n Chapter 8. The Concept of Utopia and the Psalm of Habakkuk: An Alternative Reading\nPart II. Social-Scientific Perspectives on the Dead Sea Scrolls and Early Christian Literature\n Chapter 9. The Social Sciences and the Dead Sea Scrolls\n Chapter 10. Reviewing Purity and Impurity from a Gendered Perspective: the War Scroll (1QM) as a Case Study\n Chapter 11. The Teacher of Righteousness from the Perspective of the Sociology of Organizations\n Chapter 12. Saving Face in Galatia: ΕΥ̓ΠΡΟΣΩΠÉΩ and Concern for Honour in the Argument of Paul’s Letter\n Chapter 13. The Use of Social Models in Biblical Studies: Philippians 1.27–2.5 as a Case Study\n Chapter 14. Inside the Bridal Chamber: Individual, Group and Intertextuality in Gospel of Philip 65.1-26\n Chapter 15. Shifting Social Contexts at Nag Hammadi: Imagining a Fourth-Century Monastic Response to the Roles of Knowledge and Love in the Gospel of Philip\nAuthor Index\nSubject Index\nIndex of References