Disability Studies and the Hebrew Bible: Figuring Mephibosheth in the David Story

Jeremy Schipper

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Chapter One - He was Grounded, Surrounded, with Nothing to Say: Mephibosheth, Biblical Criticism and Disability Studies. Chapter Two - Teacher Mephibosheth, Is My Decision Right?: Mephibosheth in the History of Interpretation. Chapter Three - A Body Fit for a King: Disability and the Politics of Royal Representation in the Ancient Near East. Chapter Four - Disabling Boundaries: Mephibosheth and the Problems of Flat Interpretation. Chapter Five - Why Do You Still Speak of Your Affairs?: Conclusions and Implications of this Study.

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