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Subject(s)

• Bible Old Testament—Criticism, interpretation, etc—Congresses [Browse]
• Bible New Testament—Criticism, interpretation, etc—Congresses [Browse]

Related name

• Exum, J. Cheryl [Browse]
• Moore, Stephen D., 1954- [Browse]

Series

• Journal for the study of the Old Testament. Supplement series ; 266 [More in this series]
• Gender, culture, theory ; 7 [More in this series]

Contents

• Biblical studies/cultural studies / J. Cheryl Exum, Stephen D. Moore
• Lower case Bibles : commodity culture and the Bible / Robert P. Carroll
• The selfish text : the Bible and memetics / Hugh S. Pyper
• Whatever happened to Dionysus? / Alice Bach
• Flood and Fludd / Francis Landy
• Isaac or Oedipus? : Jewish tradition and the Israeli Aquedah / Yael S. Feldman
• Teaching the Bible 'as' literature 'in' culture / Regina M. Schwartz
• Madame Potiphar through a culture trip, or, which side are you on? / Athalya Brenner, Jan Willem van Henten
• The madness of Saul : a cultural reading of 1 Samuel 8-31 / Philip F. Esler
• David as musician and poet : plotted and painted / Erich Zenger
• J.M.W. Turner : interpreter of the Bible / David Jasper
• Semiotics in stained glass : Edward Burne-Jones's Song of Songs / Fiona C. Black, J. Cheryl Exum
• The use of the Song of Songs in J.S. Bach's church cantatas / John W. Rogerson
• Ecce vir, or, gendering the Son of Man / David J.A. Clines
• Ugly thoughts : on the face and physique of the historical Jesus / Stephen D. Moore
• Life of Brian research / Philip R. Davies
• Stereotyping the Other : the 'Pharisees' in the Gospel according to Matthew / Margaret Davies
• Almost cultural studies? : reflections on the 'new perspective' on Paul / R. Barry Matlock
• House readings and field readings : the discourse of slavery and biblieal/cultural studies / Jennifer A. Glancy
• The Bible John murders and media discourse, 1969-1996 / William T. Scott.

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ISBN

• 1850759650
• 1850759707 (pbk.)

OCLC

52814448

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