The essays in this 1983 volume offer interesting and thought-provoking structuralist insights for a variety of particular cases in the Scriptures.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction Edmund Leach 2. Anthropological approaches to the study of the Bible during the twentieth century Edmund Leach 3. Why did Moses have a sister? (The Royal Anthropological Institute Presidential Address for 1972) Edmund Leach 4. Melchisedech and the emperor: icons of subversion and orthodoxy Edmund Leach 5. Against genres: are parables lights set in candlesticks or put under a bushel? Edmund Leach 6. The fate of Lot's wife: structural mediation in Biblical mythology D. Alan Aycock 7. The mark of Cain D. Alan Aycock Author index Index of biblical references.
1. Introduction Edmund Leach 2. Anthropological approaches to the study of the Bible during the twentieth century Edmund Leach 3. Why did Moses have a sister? (The Royal Anthropological Institute Presidential Address for 1972) Edmund Leach 4. Melchisedech and the emperor: icons of subversion and orthodoxy Edmund Leach 5. Against genres: are parables lights set in candlesticks or put under a bushel? Edmund Leach 6. The fate of Lot's wife: structural mediation in Biblical mythology D. Alan Aycock 7. The mark of Cain D. Alan Aycock Author index Index of biblical references.
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