Women, Seduction, and Betrayal in Biblical Narrative

Alice Bach

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Narrative Theory and Analysis

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List of illustrations Acknowledgemetns 1. Signs of the flesh 2. Contending with the narrator 3. A story of reading the story of Genesis 39 4. 'I shall stir up thy mistress against thee' 5. Signs of her flesh 6. Wine, women and death 7. Calling the shots: directing Salome's dance of death Bibliography Index of references General index.

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