Written by leading authorities representing various disciplines, this volume offers readers with an up-to-date guide to the Book of Genesis. The essays summarize the most pertinent developments since the Enlightenment, and explore the unique contributions the Book of Genesis has made to literature, the history of religions, and theological studies.
Written by leading authorities representing various disciplines, this volume offers readers with an up-to-date guide to the Book of Genesis. The essays summarize the most pertinent developments since the Enlightenment, and explore the unique contributions the Book of Genesis has made to literature, the history of religions, and theological studies.
1. Introduction: Genesis and the status quaestionis Bill T. Arnold Part 1. Composition and Structure of Genesis 2. Genesis in the history of critical scholarship Jean Louis Ska 3. Genesis in source and redaction criticism Today Jan Christian Gertz 4. Genesis in form and tradition criticism today Christoph Levin 5. Rhetorical features and characteristics Michaela Bauks Part 2. Social World of Genesis 6. Genesis and its ancient literary analogues Alice Mandell 7. Genesis and the conceptual world of the ancient near east John H. Walton 8. Family, clan, and tribe in the book of Genesis Naomi A. Steinberg 9. Women's status and feminist readings of Genesis Sarah Shectman Part 3. Themes and Literary Motifs of Genesis 10. From Imago to Imagines: The image(s) of God in Genesis Brent A. Strawn 11. Genesis, science, and theories of origins Jitse M. van der Meer 12. Genesis and ethics Eckart Otto 13. Genesis and the problem of evil: Philosophical musings on the Bible's first book Paul M. Gould Part 4. Reception history of Genesis 14. Modern philosophical receptions of Genesis Frederick D. Aquino 15. Jewish reflections on universalism and particularism in Genesis Joel S. Kaminsky 16. Before Moses: Genesis among the Christians Iain Provan.
1. Introduction: Genesis and the status quaestionis Bill T. Arnold Part 1. Composition and Structure of Genesis 2. Genesis in the history of critical scholarship Jean Louis Ska 3. Genesis in source and redaction criticism Today Jan Christian Gertz 4. Genesis in form and tradition criticism today Christoph Levin 5. Rhetorical features and characteristics Michaela Bauks Part 2. Social World of Genesis 6. Genesis and its ancient literary analogues Alice Mandell 7. Genesis and the conceptual world of the ancient near east John H. Walton 8. Family, clan, and tribe in the book of Genesis Naomi A. Steinberg 9. Women's status and feminist readings of Genesis Sarah Shectman Part 3. Themes and Literary Motifs of Genesis 10. From Imago to Imagines: The image(s) of God in Genesis Brent A. Strawn 11. Genesis, science, and theories of origins Jitse M. van der Meer 12. Genesis and ethics Eckart Otto 13. Genesis and the problem of evil: Philosophical musings on the Bible's first book Paul M. Gould Part 4. Reception history of Genesis 14. Modern philosophical receptions of Genesis Frederick D. Aquino 15. Jewish reflections on universalism and particularism in Genesis Joel S. Kaminsky 16. Before Moses: Genesis among the Christians Iain Provan.
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