
Constructions of Space V
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Christl M. Maier is Professor of Old Testament at Philipps-University Marburg, Germany.
Content
Part I: Prospectives, Perspectives and Methods
1. Space and Identity in the Ancient Mediterranean World: Theory and Practice with Reference to the Book of Jonah, Gert T. M. Prinsloo
2. Fiction and Space in Deuteronomy, Michaela Geiger
3. Critical Spatial Theory 2.0, Matthew Sleeman
Part II: Sacred Space and the Formation of Identity
4. The Implied Transcendence of Physical and Ideological Borders and Boundaries in Psalm 47, Jo-Mari Schäder
5. Jerusalem, the Holy City: The Meaning of the City of Jerusalem in the Books of Ezra-Nehemiah, Maria Häusl
6. Whose Mother? Whose Space? Jerusalem in Third Isaiah, Christl M. Maier
7. The Menalyaning of the City of Jerusalem in the Book of Tobit: An Asis of the Jerusalem Hymn in Tobit 13.8-18, Johanna Rautenberg
Part III: Place, Space, Identity: Theory and Practice
9. From the Walls of Uruk: Reflections on Space in the Gilgamesh Epic, Gerda de Villiers
10. Family as Lived Space: An Interdisciplinary and Intertextual Reading of Genesis 34, Reineth and Gert Prinsloo
11. (Re-)Siting Space and Identity of Gibeonites and Japanese Americans, Johnny Miles
12. Narrative Space and the Construction of Meaning in the Book of Joel, Mary Mills
13. Unfocused Narrative Space in Tobit 1.1-2.14, Ronald van der Berg
14. From Urban Nightmares to Dream Cities: Revealing the Apocalyptic Cityscape, Carla Sulzbach
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