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|a Jobling, David.
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|a Berit Olam: 1 Samuel /
|c David Jobling.
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|a Collegeville, Minn. :
|b Liturgical Press,
|c 1998.
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|a Baltimore, Md. :
|b Project MUSE,
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|c ©1998.
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|a 1 online resource (344 pages).
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|a pt. 1: The reader and the book -- Samuel's book, my book, me and you : an autobiographical essay on method -- What, if anything, is 1 Samuel -- pt. 2: Class: the polity of ancient Israel -- 1 Samuel 1-12 in the extended book of judges -- 1 Samuel 13-31 in the book of the everlasting covenant -- A reading government in the canonical 1 Samuel -- pt. 3: Gender: Hannah and her sisters -- Hannah's desire -- Contexts for Hannah -- All the women of Samuel 1 -- pt. 4: Race: "Do you not know that the Philistines are rulers over us?" -- Latter-day Philistines -- The book of the Philistine ascendancy -- pt. 5: Coming to terms with 1 Samuel -- The dead father : a tragic reading of 1 Samuel -- Other gods : a comic reading of Samuel.
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|a While drawing on the resources of the new biblical "narratology," this reading of 1 Samuel diverges from the mainstream in fundamental ways. It pretends to no ideological neutrality, but espouses a "critical narratology" informed by such cultural practices as feminism and psychoanalysis. It follows a structuralist tradition which finds meaning more in the text's large-scale mythic patterns than in close reading of particular passages. It seeks methods specific to 1 Samuel rather than ones applicable to biblical narrative in general. Organizing the text through the three interlocking thematic fields of class, race, and gender, the author asks how such a canonical book may function in a modern context where these themes continue to be of crucial importance
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|x Criticism, interpretation, etc.
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|a RELIGION
|x Biblical Studies
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|a Criticism, interpretation, etc.
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|0 (OCoLC)fst01411635
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|a Electronic books.
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