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The Exegetical Background of the "Ambiguity of Death" in the Wisdom of Solomon

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THE EXEGETICAL BACKGROUND OF THE "AMBIGUITY OF DEATH" IN THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON by KARINA MARTIN HOGAN* The University of Chicago, Chicago, IL One of the most often-discussed issues in scholarship on the Wisdom of Solomon is the author's understanding of death and its relationship to human sinfulness.' This problem has been addressed most recently and, in my view, most successfully, by Michael Kolarcik, SJ.2 Kolarcik demonstrates through a literary analysis of the structure and judicial imagery of Wis 1:1-6:21 that the author's central purpose in these chap- ters is to refute a false notion of death, placed on the

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