دانلود کتاب The Birth Report Genre in the Hebrew Bible (Forschungen Zum Alten Testament 2.Reihe)

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Cover\nTitel\nPreface\nContents\n1. Introduction\n 1. Introduction to Birth Reports\n 2. The Form-Critical Problem: Determining a Text-Type\n The Understanding of Gattung by Gunkel and Other Early Form Critics\n Alter’s Concept of Type-Scene\n The Program of R. Knierim and the FOTL Series\n The Approach in This Study\n 3. Interaction with Newer Approaches\n Synchronic Approaches to the Text – Especially Narrative Criticism\n Ideological and Feminist Approaches to the Text\n 4. Defining the Method\n2. Cataloguing the Birth Reports and Their Constituent Elements\n 1. Compiling a List of Birth Notices and Birth Reports\n 2. Previous Studies Relevant to Birth Reports\n H. Gunkel\n J. Fichtner\n B. Long\n R. Wilson\n 3. Our Analysis of Birth Notices\n 4. Our Analysis of Birth Reports\n Introduction\n The Elements of the Birth Reports Proper\n The Conception Element\n The Birth Element\n The Naming Element\n The Etiological Element\n The Introductory Settings to the Birth Reports\n Introduction\n The Acquisition Element\n The Intercourse Element\n The Divine Removal of Infertility Element\n 5. Conclusions\n3. Birth Notices and Reports in Genealogies\n 1. Introduction to Biblical Genealogies\n Definitions\n Previous Scholarship on Genealogies\n M. Noth\n M. Johnson\n M. Kartveit\n R. Wilson\n W. Osborne\n Y. Levin\n 2. Genealogies Containing Birth Reports\n 3. Birth Notices in Which a Man Has Descendants by Multiple Wives\n Genesis 4:19–22\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n Genesis 36:2–5\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n First Chronicles 2:2–4\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n First Chronicles 2:18–24\n Translation (Literal Translation of the MT);\n Structure\n Setting\n First Chronicles 4:5–7\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n First Chronicles 4:17b–18 (Reconstructed)\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n Second Chronicles 11:18–20\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 4. Birth Notices in Which a Sister Bears an Important Son\n First Chronicles 2:16–17\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n First Chronicles 7:14–19\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 5. Birth Notices in Which a Concubine Bears an Important Son\n Genesis 22:24\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n Genesis 36:12a\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n First Chronicles 1:32a\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n First Chronicles 2:46–49a\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n First Chronicles 7:14\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 6. Birth Notices in Which a Daughter Carries on the Family Line\n First Chronicles 2:34–35\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 7. Birth Notices Which Convey Additional Heritage Information\n Genesis 41:50–52\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n Genesis 46:19–32\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n Exodus 6:16–25\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 8. More Complicated Birth Reports in Genealogies\n Genesis 4\n Translation of Genesis 4:1–2a\n Translation of Genesis 4:17\n Translation of Genesis 4:25\n Structure of Genesis 4:1–2a\n Structure of Genesis 4:17\n Structure of Genesis 4:25\n Setting\n First Chronicles 7:23\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 9. Conclusions\n4. Birth Reports in Annunciation Type-Scenes\n 1. Annunciation Type-Scenes in General\n 2. Genesis 16:1–16\n Translation (Gen 16:15–16)\n Structure\n Setting\n 3. Genesis 21:1–7\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 4. Genesis 25:20–26\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 5. Genesis 29:31–30:24\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 6. Judges 13:2–25\n Translation (Judg 13:24–25)\n Structure\n Setting\n 7. First Samuel 1:1–2:21\n Translation\n Translation (1 Sam 1:19b–20)\n Translation (1 Sam 2:21)\n Structure\n Setting\n 8. Second Kings 4:11–17\n Translation (2 Kgs 4:17)\n Structure\n Setting\n 9. The “Minor” Annunciation Type-Scenes\n Genesis 35:16–18\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n First Samuel 4:19–22\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 10. Conclusions\n5. Birth Reports in Narratives about Prophetic Symbolic Actions\n 1. Discussion of Prophetic Symbolic Actions in General\n 2. Isaiah 8:1–4\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 3. Hosea 1:2b–2:2\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 4. Conclusions\n6. Miscellaneous Birth Reports\n 1. Introduction\n 2. Genesis 19:30–38\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 3. Genesis 38:1–30\n Translation\n Translation of Genesis 38:1–5\n Translation of Genesis 38:27–30\n Structure\n Setting\n 4. Ruth 4:13–17\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n Excursus: Birth Reports and the “Ruth-Corpus”\n 5. The Birth Reports in 2 Samuel 11:1–12:25\n Translation\n Translation of Second Samuel 11:27\n Translation of Second Samuel 12:24–25\n Structure\n Structure of Second Samuel 11:27\n Structure of Second Samuel 12:24–25\n Setting\n 6. Exodus 2:1–10\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 7. Exodus 2:21b–22\n Translation\n Structure\n Setting\n 8. Conclusions\n7. Conclusions\n 1. Comments on Methodology\n 2. The Form-Critical Task: Establishing the Typical Hebrew Bible Birth Report\n 3. How Birth Reports Are Modified by the Larger Text-Types Containing Them\n Genealogical Lists\n Annunciation Type-Scenes\n Narratives concerning Prophetic Symbolic Actions\n 4. The Narrative-Critical Task: Analyzing the Individual Texts\n 5. Relevance for Feminist Criticism\n The Standard Pattern\n Birth Reports in Genealogical Lists\n Annunciation Type-Scenes\n Accounts of Prophetic Symbolic Actions\n Individual Narratives\nAbbreviations and Signs\nBibliography\nSource Index\nAuthor Index\nSubject Index