Biblical Corpora: Representations of Disability in Hebrew Biblical Literature

Rebecca Raphael

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Disability Rights and Representation Theological Perspectives and Practices

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Introduction: Disability Studies within Biblical Studies A. What is Disability Studies? B. Disability within Biblical Studies C. Method of the Project II. Categories: Disability Contra Purity and Truth A. Disability contra Purity (priestly literature) B. True Gods and Disabled Gods (Dtr lit) C. Disability as Categorical Alterity III. Rhetoric: The Sensory Structure of Divine-Human Communication A. Prophecy B. Psalms C. Disability as Communication Nexus IV. Figures: The Body Monstrous A. Narrative B. Wisdom C. Disability Aesthetics Conclusion.

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