(Per)mutations of Qohelet: Reading the Body in the BookBloomsbury Publishing USA, 2006 M07 1 - 152 páginas (Per)mutations of Qohelet explores the question, Who is Qohelet? Rather than peering behind or through the text to answer this question in terms of authorship, Koosed analyzes the identity that is created through the words on the page. The text is not a transparent medium connecting reader with author; instead, it is an opaque body - it has weight, substance, skin. Koosed begins with an analysis of the ways in which words construct identities and the reasons why words can affect us so profoundly, relying primarily on the work of Judith Butler and Elaine Scarry. She then explores autobiography and how the genre of autobiography - as reconfigured by Roland Barthes and Jacques Derrida - relates to Qohelet. These two chapters then set the framework for what follows: an analysis of the various bodily organs and sensations contained within the book of Qohelet. The body is embedded in the text through the naming of body parts (eye, hand, heart). And this same body is encoded in form, structure, and syntax, so that the text becomes a body with organs, systems, and even a life of its own. The book is a body and the book speaks of bodies. It speaks of the body's organs and senses; it concerns itself with the pleasures and pains of the body, the gendered body, the dying body. Finally, the ritual body is highlighted in the final passage of this enigmatic book. |
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... Version Studia Biblica Theologische Zeitschrift Vetus Testamentum , Supplements Series Word Biblical Commentary Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft Chapter 1 INTRODUCING QOHELET CRITIC : A. Scribere ( Latin Abbreviations.
... Version Studia Biblica Theologische Zeitschrift Vetus Testamentum , Supplements Series Word Biblical Commentary Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft Chapter 1 INTRODUCING QOHELET CRITIC : A. Scribere ( Latin Abbreviations.
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... words are mutually contradictory . Why then did they not withdraw it ? Because it begins 1. The Indo - European root word of “ critic ” and some of its variants , culled from a list assem- bled by Vincent Leitch , Deconstructive ...
... words are mutually contradictory . Why then did they not withdraw it ? Because it begins 1. The Indo - European root word of “ critic ” and some of its variants , culled from a list assem- bled by Vincent Leitch , Deconstructive ...
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Reading the Body in the Book Jennifer L. Koosed. with words of Torah and it ends with words of Torah . " 3 What worried the rabbis has continued to worry modern scholars , thereby prompting James Crenshaw to declare that the essential ...
Reading the Body in the Book Jennifer L. Koosed. with words of Torah and it ends with words of Torah . " 3 What worried the rabbis has continued to worry modern scholars , thereby prompting James Crenshaw to declare that the essential ...
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... word ' Qoheleth ' is a pseudonym , his personality is fully present . . . . " 4 E. S. Christianson bases a portion ... words accordingly . 16 William Brown characterizes Qohelet as one who " shares his personal discoveries and bares his ...
... word ' Qoheleth ' is a pseudonym , his personality is fully present . . . . " 4 E. S. Christianson bases a portion ... words accordingly . 16 William Brown characterizes Qohelet as one who " shares his personal discoveries and bares his ...
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... words construct people — in both body and soul , their physicality and their personality ? How is it possible for a reader to have such a clear picture of Qohelet ? The identification with Qohelet that many scholars feel is so intense ...
... words construct people — in both body and soul , their physicality and their personality ? How is it possible for a reader to have such a clear picture of Qohelet ? The identification with Qohelet that many scholars feel is so intense ...
Contenido
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Chapter 3 FRAGMENTS OF QOHELETS BODY | 34 |
Chapter 4 QOHELET IN PLEASURE AND PAIN | 53 |
Chapter 5 IN LOVE AND GENDER TROUBLE | 74 |
Chapter 6 DECOMPOSING QOHELET | 88 |
Chapter 7 READING THE EPILOGUE THROUGH THIS BODY | 103 |
Chapter 8 DEPARTURES | 122 |
Bibliography | 124 |
Index of References | 134 |
Index of Authors | 138 |
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(Per)mutations of Qohelet: Reading the Body in the Book Jennifer L. Koosed Vista previa limitada - 2006 |
(Per)mutations of Qohelet: Reading the Body in the Book Jennifer L. Koosed Vista previa limitada - 2006 |
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