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Trauma Talks in the Hebrew Bible: Speech Act Theory and Trauma Hermeneutics by Alexiana Fry (review)
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Tsunami, Text and Trauma: Hermeneutics after the Asian Tsunami
Biblical Interpretation, 2007AbstractThis essay is about the political and hermeneutical ramifications of the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami which had such a devastating effect upon millions of people. The first section deals with how a national disaster like a tsunami becomes a vehicle for both decolonization and recolonization.
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“The Joseph Story: a Trauma-Informed Biblical Hermeneutic for Pastoral Care Providers”
Pastoral Psychology, 2020This article sits at the intersection of pastoral care and biblical studies. It draws from exegesis from the field of biblical studies, as well as trauma theory and a brief case study from pastoral care. This article exegetes the Joseph story (Genesis 37–50) alongside Judith Herman’s stages of recovery from trauma: safety, remembrance and mourning, and
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Hypatia, 2020
AbstractThis article explores the relationship between hermeneutical injustice in religious settings and religious trauma (RT) and spiritual violence (SV). In it I characterize a form of hermeneutical injustice (HI) that arises when experiences are obscured from collective understanding by normatively laden concepts, and I argue that this form of HI ...
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AbstractThis article explores the relationship between hermeneutical injustice in religious settings and religious trauma (RT) and spiritual violence (SV). In it I characterize a form of hermeneutical injustice (HI) that arises when experiences are obscured from collective understanding by normatively laden concepts, and I argue that this form of HI ...
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Prostitutes, Trauma, and Biographical Hermeneutics of the Fin de Siècle
2021Abstract The image of the musical priest contrasts with the biographical anecdote of young impoverished Brahms playing piano in dive bars. Scholars have debated the veracity of this anecdote, while failing to interrogate the cultural and intellectual conditions that allowed it to flourish when it did, after Brahms’s death in fin-de ...
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International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction, 2012
The purpose of this article is to examine the phenomenon of pathological gambling and addiction from the perspective of writer and teacher A.H Almaas. By drawing on his Diamond Mind approach we trace the origin of addictive behaviors and pathological gambling to narcissistic wounding, which constitutes the loss of connection with the Essential Identity.
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The purpose of this article is to examine the phenomenon of pathological gambling and addiction from the perspective of writer and teacher A.H Almaas. By drawing on his Diamond Mind approach we trace the origin of addictive behaviors and pathological gambling to narcissistic wounding, which constitutes the loss of connection with the Essential Identity.
Gary Nixon +3 more
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Biblical Ecological Trauma Hermeneutics in a Post-Haiyan Context
Abstract This chapter posits that a contextual biblical hermeneutics that incorporates both ecological hermeneutics and trauma theory together is needed for the engagement of how biblical passages were recontextualized and used in ministry in the aftermath of the 2013 super typhoon Haiyan, known as Yolanda in the Philippines.Ma. Marilou S Ibita, Ma. Maricel S Ibita
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2018
Fictional representations of memory and traumatic experiences occupy a crucial space in contemporary literary studies. However, while empirical analysis of these two themes is flourishing beyond their traditional subjects and is enriched by studies examining narratives of memory and trauma in relation to post-colonial contexts (Craps, 2013; Ward, 2015),
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Fictional representations of memory and traumatic experiences occupy a crucial space in contemporary literary studies. However, while empirical analysis of these two themes is flourishing beyond their traditional subjects and is enriched by studies examining narratives of memory and trauma in relation to post-colonial contexts (Craps, 2013; Ward, 2015),
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Is Hosea Also among the Traumatized? The Book of Hosea and Trauma Hermeneutics
Journal of Biblical LiteratureAbstract Trauma readings of the prophetic books of the Hebrew Bible have not typically included the book of Hosea. They have focused predominantly on texts connected with the Babylonian invasions and deportations in the sixth century BCE, especially Jeremiah and Ezekiel.
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Biblical Interpretation
Abstract The epilogue of the Book of Hosea (Hosea 14:10 [Eng. 14:9]) presents a challenge for interpreters. This epilogue implies that the book contains elements that are difficult to comprehend and that only a wise reader can fully grasp its message. This article employs the hermeneutic of trauma as the primary method of analysis.
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Abstract The epilogue of the Book of Hosea (Hosea 14:10 [Eng. 14:9]) presents a challenge for interpreters. This epilogue implies that the book contains elements that are difficult to comprehend and that only a wise reader can fully grasp its message. This article employs the hermeneutic of trauma as the primary method of analysis.
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