The Challenge of Israelite Epic

Susan Niditch

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Near East History

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This chapter contains section titled: Biblicists on “Epic” Additional Definitions and Criteria: Contemporary Scholarship Terms for Epic? Recurring Phrases or Markers The Role of Heroes: Activities and Contexts War and Epic War and Women Laments Verbal Art and Performance Poetry and Prose, Oral and Written Political Dimensions The Divine Warrior Conclusions: Israelite Epic?

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