Ron Naiweld
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Undoing Satan between Colonial Brazil and Biblical Israel
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Ron Naiweld
A Historical-Materialist Reading of Genesis 1-4 (eBook, ePUB)
Undoing Satan between Colonial Brazil and Biblical Israel
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This book offers a historical-materialist reading of the opening chapters of the book of Genesis, in an attempt to revive their potential to engage people in truthful discussions about power and pleasure in two historical settings: Jerusalem in the 5th-4th centuries BCE and Brazil in the early colonial period (16th century CE).
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This book offers a historical-materialist reading of the opening chapters of the book of Genesis, in an attempt to revive their potential to engage people in truthful discussions about power and pleasure in two historical settings: Jerusalem in the 5th-4th centuries BCE and Brazil in the early colonial period (16th century CE).
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. November 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781040260616
- Artikelnr.: 72283102
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. November 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781040260616
- Artikelnr.: 72283102
Ron Naiweld is a Jewish Studies scholar. He holds a research position at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and teaches at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS).
Acknowledgments viii Preface ix Introduction 1 A. The Purpose of the Book 1
B. Where I Try to Situate This Work Academically and Present a Method of
Reading Genesis-Kings 5 C. Where I Present the Structure of the Book,
Introduce Its Content, and Explain Its Title 9 PART I Words of Slaves 21 1
The Hidden Message of Aristeas 23 2 Yhwh as Ideology and Critique 26 Yhwh
as a Figure of Speech in the First Temple Period 27 The Persian Period 28
Yhwh and the Satan 30 Between Yhwh and Elohim 33 Ezra's Mission 36 3 In the
Great Assembly 39 The First Ceremony - the Reading of "the Torah" 39 The
Levites as Go-Betweens 40 Critique of Colonialism 41 The Kings Who "Rule
Over Our Corpses" 44 The Levites and the Writing of the Books 45 Yhwh in
the Torah 47 PART II War on Brazil 51 4 In Lisbon 53 5 A New Province 57
The Gentiles and the Missionaries 58 6 A Jewish Digression 62 The Word of
Yhwh 63 Between Missionaries and Rabbis 67 7 The First Letter 70 The People
of the Land 70 The Father, the Lord, and the Language 73 8 Israel in Brazil
78 The Letter to the Settlers of Pernambuco 79 The Suffering Servants 81 9
Satan in the Kingdom 85 Nóbrega's Conversion 85 In the Workshop 89 10 The
Sunday Jacket 100 The Poem 101 The Play and the Cross 103 11 Hungry Christ
107 The Sermon on the Conversion of Saint Paul 107 The Two Standards 109
The Wolf and the Lion 111 On the Road to Damascus 112 Conversing with
Christ 114 Issue for Violence 116 Food for God 118 PART III When Enemies
Became Brothers 123 12 The Brothers and the King 125 13 The Irresponsible
Father 131 The Wise Woman 132 Elohim and the King in the Woman's Discourse
134 14 The King and the Snake 137 The Birth of the King 137 Bathsheba,
David, and the War against Amon 139 15 In Yhwh's Domain 145 A Story of
Power 146 Back to Cain and Abel 151 Epilogue 158 Bibliography 163 Index 169
B. Where I Try to Situate This Work Academically and Present a Method of
Reading Genesis-Kings 5 C. Where I Present the Structure of the Book,
Introduce Its Content, and Explain Its Title 9 PART I Words of Slaves 21 1
The Hidden Message of Aristeas 23 2 Yhwh as Ideology and Critique 26 Yhwh
as a Figure of Speech in the First Temple Period 27 The Persian Period 28
Yhwh and the Satan 30 Between Yhwh and Elohim 33 Ezra's Mission 36 3 In the
Great Assembly 39 The First Ceremony - the Reading of "the Torah" 39 The
Levites as Go-Betweens 40 Critique of Colonialism 41 The Kings Who "Rule
Over Our Corpses" 44 The Levites and the Writing of the Books 45 Yhwh in
the Torah 47 PART II War on Brazil 51 4 In Lisbon 53 5 A New Province 57
The Gentiles and the Missionaries 58 6 A Jewish Digression 62 The Word of
Yhwh 63 Between Missionaries and Rabbis 67 7 The First Letter 70 The People
of the Land 70 The Father, the Lord, and the Language 73 8 Israel in Brazil
78 The Letter to the Settlers of Pernambuco 79 The Suffering Servants 81 9
Satan in the Kingdom 85 Nóbrega's Conversion 85 In the Workshop 89 10 The
Sunday Jacket 100 The Poem 101 The Play and the Cross 103 11 Hungry Christ
107 The Sermon on the Conversion of Saint Paul 107 The Two Standards 109
The Wolf and the Lion 111 On the Road to Damascus 112 Conversing with
Christ 114 Issue for Violence 116 Food for God 118 PART III When Enemies
Became Brothers 123 12 The Brothers and the King 125 13 The Irresponsible
Father 131 The Wise Woman 132 Elohim and the King in the Woman's Discourse
134 14 The King and the Snake 137 The Birth of the King 137 Bathsheba,
David, and the War against Amon 139 15 In Yhwh's Domain 145 A Story of
Power 146 Back to Cain and Abel 151 Epilogue 158 Bibliography 163 Index 169
Acknowledgments viii Preface ix Introduction 1 A. The Purpose of the Book 1
B. Where I Try to Situate This Work Academically and Present a Method of
Reading Genesis-Kings 5 C. Where I Present the Structure of the Book,
Introduce Its Content, and Explain Its Title 9 PART I Words of Slaves 21 1
The Hidden Message of Aristeas 23 2 Yhwh as Ideology and Critique 26 Yhwh
as a Figure of Speech in the First Temple Period 27 The Persian Period 28
Yhwh and the Satan 30 Between Yhwh and Elohim 33 Ezra's Mission 36 3 In the
Great Assembly 39 The First Ceremony - the Reading of "the Torah" 39 The
Levites as Go-Betweens 40 Critique of Colonialism 41 The Kings Who "Rule
Over Our Corpses" 44 The Levites and the Writing of the Books 45 Yhwh in
the Torah 47 PART II War on Brazil 51 4 In Lisbon 53 5 A New Province 57
The Gentiles and the Missionaries 58 6 A Jewish Digression 62 The Word of
Yhwh 63 Between Missionaries and Rabbis 67 7 The First Letter 70 The People
of the Land 70 The Father, the Lord, and the Language 73 8 Israel in Brazil
78 The Letter to the Settlers of Pernambuco 79 The Suffering Servants 81 9
Satan in the Kingdom 85 Nóbrega's Conversion 85 In the Workshop 89 10 The
Sunday Jacket 100 The Poem 101 The Play and the Cross 103 11 Hungry Christ
107 The Sermon on the Conversion of Saint Paul 107 The Two Standards 109
The Wolf and the Lion 111 On the Road to Damascus 112 Conversing with
Christ 114 Issue for Violence 116 Food for God 118 PART III When Enemies
Became Brothers 123 12 The Brothers and the King 125 13 The Irresponsible
Father 131 The Wise Woman 132 Elohim and the King in the Woman's Discourse
134 14 The King and the Snake 137 The Birth of the King 137 Bathsheba,
David, and the War against Amon 139 15 In Yhwh's Domain 145 A Story of
Power 146 Back to Cain and Abel 151 Epilogue 158 Bibliography 163 Index 169
B. Where I Try to Situate This Work Academically and Present a Method of
Reading Genesis-Kings 5 C. Where I Present the Structure of the Book,
Introduce Its Content, and Explain Its Title 9 PART I Words of Slaves 21 1
The Hidden Message of Aristeas 23 2 Yhwh as Ideology and Critique 26 Yhwh
as a Figure of Speech in the First Temple Period 27 The Persian Period 28
Yhwh and the Satan 30 Between Yhwh and Elohim 33 Ezra's Mission 36 3 In the
Great Assembly 39 The First Ceremony - the Reading of "the Torah" 39 The
Levites as Go-Betweens 40 Critique of Colonialism 41 The Kings Who "Rule
Over Our Corpses" 44 The Levites and the Writing of the Books 45 Yhwh in
the Torah 47 PART II War on Brazil 51 4 In Lisbon 53 5 A New Province 57
The Gentiles and the Missionaries 58 6 A Jewish Digression 62 The Word of
Yhwh 63 Between Missionaries and Rabbis 67 7 The First Letter 70 The People
of the Land 70 The Father, the Lord, and the Language 73 8 Israel in Brazil
78 The Letter to the Settlers of Pernambuco 79 The Suffering Servants 81 9
Satan in the Kingdom 85 Nóbrega's Conversion 85 In the Workshop 89 10 The
Sunday Jacket 100 The Poem 101 The Play and the Cross 103 11 Hungry Christ
107 The Sermon on the Conversion of Saint Paul 107 The Two Standards 109
The Wolf and the Lion 111 On the Road to Damascus 112 Conversing with
Christ 114 Issue for Violence 116 Food for God 118 PART III When Enemies
Became Brothers 123 12 The Brothers and the King 125 13 The Irresponsible
Father 131 The Wise Woman 132 Elohim and the King in the Woman's Discourse
134 14 The King and the Snake 137 The Birth of the King 137 Bathsheba,
David, and the War against Amon 139 15 In Yhwh's Domain 145 A Story of
Power 146 Back to Cain and Abel 151 Epilogue 158 Bibliography 163 Index 169