
Jeremiah 26-52
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- Cover
- Titlepage
- Imprint
- Contents
- Editors' Foreword
- Author's Preface
- Abbreviations
- Map of the Ancient Near East
- Introduction to Jeremiah 26-52
- The Formation of Jeremiah 26-52
- Redactional Theories
- Oracles Concerning the Nations
- Further Methodological Observations
- Themes and Structural Foci in Jeremiah 26-52
- Retributive Justice
- A Community Divided
- Structural Signs of Textual Resilience
- Feminist Commentary
- Feminist Convictions
- Feminist Hermeneutics
- Translation Practices
- Commentary in a Postcolonial Key
- Subalterns mimic their oppressors
- Subaltern hope interrupts imperial domination
- Jeremiah 26: Incendiary Words of Destruction
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 27-29: The Yoke of Nebuchadnezzar
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 30-31: Radical Words of Consolation
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 32-34: Land Claimed in Hope and Abjection
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 35-36: Enduring Tradition, Indelible Word
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 37-39: Sedition, Siege, and Survival
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 40-45: Resistance and Resilience
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 46-47: Oracles about Egypt and Philistia
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 48-49: Oracles about Moab and Other Adversaries
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 50-51: Oracles about Babylon
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Jeremiah 52: The Ruination of Jerusalem
- Overview
- Translation
- Notes on the Text and Translation
- Interpretation
- Diachronic Analysis
- Synchronic Analysis
- Integrative Reading
- Bibliography
- Indexes
- Index of Biblical Citations
- Hebrew Scriptures
- Apocrypha
- Pseudepigrapha
- New Testament
- Index of Key Terms
- Plan of volumes
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