The aesthetics of violence in the Prophets

Julia M. O’Brien · Chris A. Franke

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Theological Perspectives and Practices Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

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Aesthetics of Empire: The Depiction and Bracketing of Violence in the Assyrian Palace Reliefs Micah 1-2: On The Pleasures of Prophetic Judgment Beauty of the Bloody God: The Warrior in Prophetic Literature Pictures, Violent Cultures? The 'Aesthetics of Violence' in Contemporary Film and in Ancient Prophetic Texts Mapping Violence in the Prophets Divine Violence in the Book of Amos Hewn By the Prophet: An Analysis of Violence and Sexual Transgression in Hosea With Reference to the Homiletical Aesthetic of Jeremiah Wright Tongue-Lashing' or a Prophetic Aesthetics of Violation: An Analysis of Prophetic Structures that Reverberate Beyond the Biblical World.

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