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* Aly, Husam (2007): Die Noahgeschichte in rabbinischer Literatur und bei Koraninterpreten. [http://d-nb.info/984793135/34 Link] [Dissertation] | * Aly, Husam (2007): Die Noahgeschichte in rabbinischer Literatur und bei Koraninterpreten. [http://d-nb.info/984793135/34 Link] [Dissertation] | ||
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| + | * Heal, Kristian (2002): [http://byu.academia.edu/KristianHeal/Papers/81262/Joseph_as_a_Type_of_Christ_in_the_Syriac_Literature Joseph as a Type of Christ in the Syriac Literature]. | ||
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| + | * Heal, Kristian (2007): [http://byu.academia.edu/KristianHeal/Papers/81263/Reworking_the_Biblical_Text_in_the_Dramatic_Dialogue_Poems_on_the_Old_Testament_Patriarch_Joseph Reworking the Biblical Text in the Dramatic Dialogue Poems on the Old Testament Patriarch Joseph]. | ||
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| + | * Heal, Kristian (2008): [http://byu.academia.edu/KristianHeal/Papers/81264/Identifying_the_Syriac_Vorlage_of_the_Ethiopic_History_of_Joseph Identifying the Syriac Vorlage of the Ethiopic History of Joseph]. | ||
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| + | * Hendel, Ron (2011): [http://berkeley.academia.edu/RonHendel/Papers/1176976/Is_the_J_Primeval_Narrative_an_Independent_Composition_A_Critique_of_Crusemanns_Die_Eigenstandigkeit_der_Urgeschichte Is the "J" Primeval Narrative an Independent Composition? A Critique of Crüsemann´s "Die Eigenständigkeit der Urgeschichte"]. | ||
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| + | * Hendel, Ron (2012): [http://berkeley.academia.edu/RonHendel/Papers/1536843/Historical_Context_Genesis_ Historical Context (Genesis)]. | ||
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| + | * Osborne, William R. (2012): [http://cofo.academia.edu/WilliamROsborne/Papers/1651299/_Anteriority_and_Justification_Pragmatic_Functions_of_the_We-x-qatal_Form_in_Direct_Speech_in_the_Book_of_Genesis_ Anteriority and Justification. Pragmatic Functions of the We-x-qatal Form in Direct Speech in the Book of Genesis]. | ||
* Toro, Benjamin (2011): [http://etheses.bham.ac.uk/1722/1/ToroIcaza11MPhil.pdf The Hebrew myths and the Neo-Assyrian empire]. Birmingham | * Toro, Benjamin (2011): [http://etheses.bham.ac.uk/1722/1/ToroIcaza11MPhil.pdf The Hebrew myths and the Neo-Assyrian empire]. Birmingham | ||
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- Aly, Husam (2007): Die Noahgeschichte in rabbinischer Literatur und bei Koraninterpreten. Link [Dissertation]
- Heal, Kristian (2002): Joseph as a Type of Christ in the Syriac Literature.
- Heal, Kristian (2007): Reworking the Biblical Text in the Dramatic Dialogue Poems on the Old Testament Patriarch Joseph.
- Heal, Kristian (2008): Identifying the Syriac Vorlage of the Ethiopic History of Joseph.
- Hendel, Ron (2011): Is the "J" Primeval Narrative an Independent Composition? A Critique of Crüsemann´s "Die Eigenständigkeit der Urgeschichte".
- Hendel, Ron (2012): Historical Context (Genesis).
- Osborne, William R. (2012): Anteriority and Justification. Pragmatic Functions of the We-x-qatal Form in Direct Speech in the Book of Genesis.
- Toro, Benjamin (2011): The Hebrew myths and the Neo-Assyrian empire. Birmingham
- Abstract: This project seeks to study the first expression of Israelite literature which would was elaborated under the shadow of the Neo-Assyrian cultural influence. This occurred approximately between the 9th to 8th centuries BCE, before a transformation triggered off by theological viewpoints held in the southern kingdom of Judah between the 7th to 6th centuries BCE. Thus, we shall be considering the first eleven chapters of Genesis, consisting primarily of Hebrew myth, with a view to identifying Neo- Assyrian influence in the Israelite narrative. The Neo-Assyrian Empire was at the peak of its power between the 9th and 7th centuries BCE. The northern kingdom of Israel became the most important loyal vassal and also the most favored for this Mesopotamian Empire by some cuneiforms sources. Perhaps, due to the Neo-Assyrian influences, the northern kingdom of Israel developed the full complement of the criteria of statehood with a developed bureaucracy in the administration, a sophisticated economic system of credit and records, an impressive building activity and a powerful military development. Considering these records, it is possible to assume an important Neo-Assyrian cultural influence in the elaboration of the first examples of Israelite literature, but the problem lies in trying to find them, or some of their traces, within the biblical narratives. This is the very objective of this dissertation.
- Youn, Hyung (2010): Arbeit und Herrschaft in der biblischen Urgeschichte [Dissertation]
- Zylberberg, Sonia (1997): Woman to Woman: Relationships in the Hebrew Bible.[zu Gen 16; 21; 29-31; 35; Rut]