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catalog contributor b6141497.
catalog created "c1991.".
catalog date "1991".
catalog date "c1991.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1991.".
catalog description "10. Ideology -- 10.1 Attitudes towards gentiles -- 10.2 The institution of Purim -- 11. The redactor's treatment of his sources -- 11.1 Type of redaction -- 11.2 Rough spots -- 11.3 R-AT's goals and his attitudes towards his texts -- Chapter 2: The Massoretic text of Esther and Its Redaction -- 1. Reconstructing the literary history of MT-Esther -- 2. Strands: the earliest components of the Esther story -- 3. Layering: additions to the primary level of MT-Esther -- 3.1 The aftermath as a whole -- 3.2 Mordecai's epistle -- 3.3 The historical retrospective -- 3.4 Esther's epistle -- 3.5 The epilogue -- 4. Is the aftermath by a different author? -- 4.1 The validity of the arguments for identifying 9:1-19 as a later addition -- 4.2 The scope of R-MT's source -- 4.3 Qualitative differences -- 5. R-MT's treatment of his source -- 6. R-MT's new themes -- 6.1 The inalterability of Persian law -- 6.2 The punishment of the Jews' enemies -- 6.3 The etiology of Purim -- 6.4 The second day of fighting and celebration -- 6.5 The epilogue -- 6.6 Religious language -- 6.7 Minor items -- 7. The literary and ideological implications of R-MT's changes -- 7.1 The consequences of the theme of immutable law -- 7.2 Mordecai's greater cleverness -- 7.3 Esther's status and independence -- 7.4 The Jewish people's stature -- 7.5 The etiology and justification for Purim -- 8. R-MT's use of his donor-text -- Chapter 3. The Results of Redaction -- 1. The final forms -- 2. The proto-AT -- 3. The AT -- 4. The MT -- Chapter 4. Models for redaction criticism -- 1. The AT -- 1.1 Excavating the AT -- 1.2 Redaction by supplementation -- 2. The MT -- Chapter 5. On reading redaction -- 1. The literary significance of redaction -- 2. Redaction and hermeneutics -- 3. Intertextuality in the Esther books".
catalog description "Chapter 1:The Alpha Text and Its Redaction -- 1. A profile of the AT -- 1.1 The AT and the LXX -- 1.2 Views of the nature of the AT -- 2. Evidence for the independence of the proto-AT version -- 2.1 Passages translated differently in AT and LXX -- 2.2 Hebraisms in the AT lacking in the LXX parallels -- 2.3 AT pluses lacking parallels in other versions -- 2.4 AT minuses -- 2.5 At variants "slightly reminiscent of Hebraic style" -- 2.6 A near-absence of Septuagintalisms -- 2.7 The different frequency ranges of vocabulary correspondences -- 2.8 Density patterns of Septuagintal matches -- 2.9 MT-AT agreements against LXX in proto-AT sections -- 2.10 The language of the proto-AT -- Table 1: Characteristics of translation-Greek in the proto-AT -- 3. The development of the Alpha Text -- 4. The redaction of proto-AT; dating -- 5. The original ending -- 6. Other Septuagintal transfers -- 6.1 D + (vi 13-18) -- 6.2 Isolated Septuagintal transfers -- 6.3 R-AT's use of the LXX -- Table 2. R-AT's use of the LXX -- Diagram 2. The extent and placement of Septuagintal transfers in the AT -- 7.1 A single redactor for the entire AT -- 7.2 Editing within the redactional sections? -- 8. What the redactor did -- 8.1 Synonym substitution -- 8.2 Non-synonym substitution -- Table 3. Substitutions -- 8.3 Transpositions -- Table 4. Transpositions -- 8.4 Additions -- 8.5 Omissions -- Table 5. Additions and omissions -- 8.6 Condensation. "Cutting-and-splicing" -- 8.7 Minor alterations -- 8.8 The scope of R-AT's changes -- Table 6. Frequency of changes in non-redactional copying -- 9. Reinterpretation -- 9.1 Mordecai's dream and its interpretation -- 9.2 The eunuchs' plot -- 9.3 Mordecai's importance and value -- 9.4 Esther's banquets -- 9.5 The circumcision -- 9.6 Mordecai's and Haman's "naming" -- 9.7 The etymology of Purim -- 9.8 The events of Adar -- 9.9 Slaughtered enemies -- 9.10 Spoil -- 9.11 The two days of Purim -- 9.12 The people's role".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 168-174) and indexes.".
catalog extent "x, 195 p. :".
catalog identifier "155540443X (acid-free paper)".
catalog identifier "1555404448 (pbk. : acid free paper)".
catalog isPartOf "Monograph series (Society of Biblical Literature) ; no. 40.".
catalog isPartOf "Monograph series / the Society of Biblical Literature ; no. 40".
catalog issued "1991".
catalog issued "c1991.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Atlanta, Ga. : Scholars Press,".
catalog subject "222/.9066 20".
catalog subject "BS1375.5 .F69 1991".
catalog subject "Bible. Apocrypha. Esther Criticism, Redaction.".
catalog subject "Bible. Apocrypha. Esther Criticism, Textual.".
catalog subject "Bible. Esther Criticism, Redaction.".
catalog subject "Bible. Esther Criticism, Textual.".
catalog tableOfContents "10. Ideology -- 10.1 Attitudes towards gentiles -- 10.2 The institution of Purim -- 11. The redactor's treatment of his sources -- 11.1 Type of redaction -- 11.2 Rough spots -- 11.3 R-AT's goals and his attitudes towards his texts -- Chapter 2: The Massoretic text of Esther and Its Redaction -- 1. Reconstructing the literary history of MT-Esther -- 2. Strands: the earliest components of the Esther story -- 3. Layering: additions to the primary level of MT-Esther -- 3.1 The aftermath as a whole -- 3.2 Mordecai's epistle -- 3.3 The historical retrospective -- 3.4 Esther's epistle -- 3.5 The epilogue -- 4. Is the aftermath by a different author? -- 4.1 The validity of the arguments for identifying 9:1-19 as a later addition -- 4.2 The scope of R-MT's source -- 4.3 Qualitative differences -- 5. R-MT's treatment of his source -- 6. R-MT's new themes -- 6.1 The inalterability of Persian law -- 6.2 The punishment of the Jews' enemies -- 6.3 The etiology of Purim -- 6.4 The second day of fighting and celebration -- 6.5 The epilogue -- 6.6 Religious language -- 6.7 Minor items -- 7. The literary and ideological implications of R-MT's changes -- 7.1 The consequences of the theme of immutable law -- 7.2 Mordecai's greater cleverness -- 7.3 Esther's status and independence -- 7.4 The Jewish people's stature -- 7.5 The etiology and justification for Purim -- 8. R-MT's use of his donor-text -- Chapter 3. The Results of Redaction -- 1. The final forms -- 2. The proto-AT -- 3. The AT -- 4. The MT -- Chapter 4. Models for redaction criticism -- 1. The AT -- 1.1 Excavating the AT -- 1.2 Redaction by supplementation -- 2. The MT -- Chapter 5. On reading redaction -- 1. The literary significance of redaction -- 2. Redaction and hermeneutics -- 3. Intertextuality in the Esther books".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 1:The Alpha Text and Its Redaction -- 1. A profile of the AT -- 1.1 The AT and the LXX -- 1.2 Views of the nature of the AT -- 2. Evidence for the independence of the proto-AT version -- 2.1 Passages translated differently in AT and LXX -- 2.2 Hebraisms in the AT lacking in the LXX parallels -- 2.3 AT pluses lacking parallels in other versions -- 2.4 AT minuses -- 2.5 At variants "slightly reminiscent of Hebraic style" -- 2.6 A near-absence of Septuagintalisms -- 2.7 The different frequency ranges of vocabulary correspondences -- 2.8 Density patterns of Septuagintal matches -- 2.9 MT-AT agreements against LXX in proto-AT sections -- 2.10 The language of the proto-AT -- Table 1: Characteristics of translation-Greek in the proto-AT -- 3. The development of the Alpha Text -- 4. The redaction of proto-AT; dating -- 5. The original ending -- 6. Other Septuagintal transfers -- 6.1 D + (vi 13-18) -- 6.2 Isolated Septuagintal transfers -- 6.3 R-AT's use of the LXX -- Table 2. R-AT's use of the LXX -- Diagram 2. The extent and placement of Septuagintal transfers in the AT -- 7.1 A single redactor for the entire AT -- 7.2 Editing within the redactional sections? -- 8. What the redactor did -- 8.1 Synonym substitution -- 8.2 Non-synonym substitution -- Table 3. Substitutions -- 8.3 Transpositions -- Table 4. Transpositions -- 8.4 Additions -- 8.5 Omissions -- Table 5. Additions and omissions -- 8.6 Condensation. "Cutting-and-splicing" -- 8.7 Minor alterations -- 8.8 The scope of R-AT's changes -- Table 6. Frequency of changes in non-redactional copying -- 9. Reinterpretation -- 9.1 Mordecai's dream and its interpretation -- 9.2 The eunuchs' plot -- 9.3 Mordecai's importance and value -- 9.4 Esther's banquets -- 9.5 The circumcision -- 9.6 Mordecai's and Haman's "naming" -- 9.7 The etymology of Purim -- 9.8 The events of Adar -- 9.9 Slaughtered enemies -- 9.10 Spoil -- 9.11 The two days of Purim -- 9.12 The people's role".
catalog title "The redaction of the books of Esther : on reading composite texts / Michael V. Fox.".
catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
catalog type "text".