| Título : | Composition and tradition in the book of hosea | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Autores: | Yee, Gale, Autor | | Editorial: | Scholars Press | | Número de páginas: | 428 páginas | | Nota general: | <27187> | | Idioma : | Español | | Clasificación: | 220.6/SBL/102/(ING) | | Resumen: | PREFACE – xi-xii
CHAPTER ONE – theories of hosean compostition a forsechungsbericht – 1-25
CHAPTER TWO – presuppositions in hosean scholarship: an argument for methodological clarity – 27-50
I. Presupposition one the original is the most valuable – 28
II. Presupposition two: the oral or preliterary stage in the proper focus of research forunderstanding the prophetic message – 32
III. Presupposition three: there is no qualitative difference between the oral and written stages – 35
IV. The radical peculiarities of the oral and written stages – 36
V. The redactional selection of traditional material for the larger literary framework – 41
VI. Summary – 44
VII. The methodological task: A redaction critical examination – 46
CHAPTER THREE – the composition of hos 1-3 final redacted state – 51-95
I. INTRODUCTION to the macrostructure – 51
II. Theories regarding hos – 52
III. The final redacted state of hos – 54
IV. Summary of the final redacted state of hos – 90
CHAPTER FOUR – the composition of hos 1-3 the earlier stages of the tradition – 97-125
I. Hos and his 2 reconstructed text – 97
II. Possibility 1: hos and 2 astwo independently authored texs joined later – 102
III. Possibility 2: hos 1 as a secondary introduction to hos 2 – 103
IV. The collector of the saying attributed to hosea – 112
V. The first redactor of the collection – 115
VI. The first redactor and the final redactor – 120
VII. The saying attributed to the prophet hosea – 122
CHAPTER FIVE: the redactional history of - 127-130
CHAPTER SIX – the composition of hos 4-11, 12-14: final redacted state – 131-259
I. Hos 14: 2-10 – the reactional – 131
II. The macrostructure of hos 4-11 – 142
III. The final redaction of hos 4 – 158
IV. The final redaction of hos 5 – 170
V. The final redaction of hos 6 – 174
VI. The final redaction of hos 7 – 179
VII. The final redaction of hos 8 – 189
VIII. The final redaction of hos 9 – 198
IX. The final redaction of hos 10 – 207
X. The final redaction of hos 11 – 214
XI. The final redaction of hos 12 – 229
XII. The final redaction of hos 13 - 248
CHAPTER SEVEN – the composition of hos 4-10; 12-13: earlier stages of the tradition – 261-304
I. The earlier stages of hos 4 – 262
II. The earlier stages of hos 5 – 272
III. The earlier stages of hos 6 – 278
IV. The earlier stages of hos 7 – 282
V. The earlier stages of hos 8 – 286
VI. The earlier stages of hos 9 – 289
VII. The hosean tradition in hos 12 and 13 - 398
CHAPTER EIGHT- conclusion – 305-313
APPENDIX: the reactional history of the book of Hosea 315-317
ABBREVIATIONS – 319-322
NOTES – 323-418
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 373-418
INDEX OF AUTHORS – 419-420
INDEX OF BIBLICAL REFERENCES – 421-428
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Composition and tradition in the book of hosea [texto impreso] / Yee, Gale, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 428 páginas. <27187> Idioma : Español | Clasificación: | 220.6/SBL/102/(ING) | | Resumen: | PREFACE – xi-xii
CHAPTER ONE – theories of hosean compostition a forsechungsbericht – 1-25
CHAPTER TWO – presuppositions in hosean scholarship: an argument for methodological clarity – 27-50
I. Presupposition one the original is the most valuable – 28
II. Presupposition two: the oral or preliterary stage in the proper focus of research forunderstanding the prophetic message – 32
III. Presupposition three: there is no qualitative difference between the oral and written stages – 35
IV. The radical peculiarities of the oral and written stages – 36
V. The redactional selection of traditional material for the larger literary framework – 41
VI. Summary – 44
VII. The methodological task: A redaction critical examination – 46
CHAPTER THREE – the composition of hos 1-3 final redacted state – 51-95
I. INTRODUCTION to the macrostructure – 51
II. Theories regarding hos – 52
III. The final redacted state of hos – 54
IV. Summary of the final redacted state of hos – 90
CHAPTER FOUR – the composition of hos 1-3 the earlier stages of the tradition – 97-125
I. Hos and his 2 reconstructed text – 97
II. Possibility 1: hos and 2 astwo independently authored texs joined later – 102
III. Possibility 2: hos 1 as a secondary introduction to hos 2 – 103
IV. The collector of the saying attributed to hosea – 112
V. The first redactor of the collection – 115
VI. The first redactor and the final redactor – 120
VII. The saying attributed to the prophet hosea – 122
CHAPTER FIVE: the redactional history of - 127-130
CHAPTER SIX – the composition of hos 4-11, 12-14: final redacted state – 131-259
I. Hos 14: 2-10 – the reactional – 131
II. The macrostructure of hos 4-11 – 142
III. The final redaction of hos 4 – 158
IV. The final redaction of hos 5 – 170
V. The final redaction of hos 6 – 174
VI. The final redaction of hos 7 – 179
VII. The final redaction of hos 8 – 189
VIII. The final redaction of hos 9 – 198
IX. The final redaction of hos 10 – 207
X. The final redaction of hos 11 – 214
XI. The final redaction of hos 12 – 229
XII. The final redaction of hos 13 - 248
CHAPTER SEVEN – the composition of hos 4-10; 12-13: earlier stages of the tradition – 261-304
I. The earlier stages of hos 4 – 262
II. The earlier stages of hos 5 – 272
III. The earlier stages of hos 6 – 278
IV. The earlier stages of hos 7 – 282
V. The earlier stages of hos 8 – 286
VI. The earlier stages of hos 9 – 289
VII. The hosean tradition in hos 12 and 13 - 398
CHAPTER EIGHT- conclusion – 305-313
APPENDIX: the reactional history of the book of Hosea 315-317
ABBREVIATIONS – 319-322
NOTES – 323-418
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 373-418
INDEX OF AUTHORS – 419-420
INDEX OF BIBLICAL REFERENCES – 421-428
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