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The Book of Isaiah: Persian/Hellenistic Background

The Oxford Handbook of Isaiah, 2020
The chapter discusses topics that scholars have associated with the Persian context of the book of Isaiah, such as Cyrus, creation, monotheism, and universalism.
K. Joachimsen
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The Book of Isaiah: Its Final Structure

The Oxford Handbook of Isaiah, 2020
This chapter examines the structure of the book of Isaiah. It argues that the parts of the book have been organized into a meaningful whole for the ancient reader.
J. Stromberg
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The Book of Isaiah: Its Composition History

The Oxford Handbook of Isaiah, 2020
This chapter discusses the complex literary growth (Redaktionsgeschichte) that lies behind Isa 1–66, with special focus on history of research. The most important contribution can be attributed to Bernhard Duhm, who proposed the three-part division of ...
U. Becker
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The Book of Isaiah and the Anthological Genre

The Hebrew Student, 2020
:Books are often associated with a single authorial figure. Though ancient notions of authorship are significantly different from our own, this idea can also be observed in certain ancient reading practices that associate the entire book of Isaiah with ...
Nathan Mastnjak
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Prophesying War: Djuna Barnes's Nightwood and The Book of Isaiah

Religion & Literature
:This article re-reads Djuna Barnes's 1936 novel Nightwood in light of the novel's numerous references to the Book of Isaiah. While a preponderance of Nightwood scholarship focuses on the novel's investigations of gender and sexuality, this article ...
Jeanne Petrolle
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Exile in the Book of Isaiah

The Oxford Handbook of Isaiah, 2020
This chapter recognizes that exile in Isaiah remains one of the great riddles of this prophetic collection. Although the book, in its various units and as a whole, “lived through” experiences of deportation and return, it leaves readers with only ...
Dalit Rom-Shiloni
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