Syndetics cover image
Image from Syndetics

Strange fire : reading the Bible after the Holocaust / edited by Tod Linafelt.

Contributor(s): Linafelt, Tod, 1965-
Material type: TextTextSeries: Biblical seminar: 71.Publisher: Sheffield, England : Sheffield Academic Press, 2000Description: 304 pages ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 1841270970Subject(s): Bible. Old Testament -- Criticism, interpretation, etc | Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Influence | Bible. Old Testament -- Hermeneutics | Suffering -- Biblical teachingDDC classification: 220.601 Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.Local Note: Editor is alumnus of Columbia Theological Seminary.Differentiable Local Note:
Contents:
Matters of survival: a conversation / Elie Wiesel and Timothy K. Beal -- Rupture and context: the ethical dimensions of a post-Holocaust biblical hermeneutics / Christ Boesel -- Rabbinic Bible interpretation after the Holocaust / B. Barry Levy -- A fissure always uncontained / Walter Brueggemann -- The Hebrew Bible in the framework of Christian-Jewish relations in post-Holocaust Germany / Rolf Rendtorff -- Of faith and faces: biblical texts, Holocaust testimony and German 'after Auschwitz' theology / Bjorn Krondorfer -- Beyond totality: the Shoah and the biblical ethics of Emmanuel Levinas / O.E. Ajzenstat -- Edmond Jabes and the question of death / Matthew del Nevo -- Avraham, Emil and Andre: re-reading Avraham's monologue with the divine in light of Fackenheim and Neher / Steven L. Jacobs -- Banality and sacrifice / Roland Boer -- Written in stone: biblical quotation in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum / Jennifer L. Koosed -- Am I a murderer? Judges 19-21 as a parable of meaningless suffering / Katharina von Kellenbach -- 'Isaiah 'twas foretold it': helping the Church interpret the prophets / Patricial K. Tull -- Isaiah and theodicy after the Shoah / Marvin A. Sweeney -- The covenant with death / Francis Landy -- Job and Auschwitz / Richard L. Rubenstein -- Job and post-Holocaust theodicy / Stephen Kepnes -- Zion's cause: the presentation of pain in the book of Lamentations / Tod Linafelt -- Death as the beginning of life in the book of Ecclesiastes / Mark K. George.
Holdings
Item type Current library Shelving location Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode
Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library 1 East BS1171.2 .S77 2000 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182903012181

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Matters of survival: a conversation / Elie Wiesel and Timothy K. Beal -- Rupture and context: the ethical dimensions of a post-Holocaust biblical hermeneutics / Christ Boesel -- Rabbinic Bible interpretation after the Holocaust / B. Barry Levy -- A fissure always uncontained / Walter Brueggemann -- The Hebrew Bible in the framework of Christian-Jewish relations in post-Holocaust Germany / Rolf Rendtorff -- Of faith and faces: biblical texts, Holocaust testimony and German 'after Auschwitz' theology / Bjorn Krondorfer -- Beyond totality: the Shoah and the biblical ethics of Emmanuel Levinas / O.E. Ajzenstat -- Edmond Jabes and the question of death / Matthew del Nevo -- Avraham, Emil and Andre: re-reading Avraham's monologue with the divine in light of Fackenheim and Neher / Steven L. Jacobs -- Banality and sacrifice / Roland Boer -- Written in stone: biblical quotation in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum / Jennifer L. Koosed -- Am I a murderer? Judges 19-21 as a parable of meaningless suffering / Katharina von Kellenbach -- 'Isaiah 'twas foretold it': helping the Church interpret the prophets / Patricial K. Tull -- Isaiah and theodicy after the Shoah / Marvin A. Sweeney -- The covenant with death / Francis Landy -- Job and Auschwitz / Richard L. Rubenstein -- Job and post-Holocaust theodicy / Stephen Kepnes -- Zion's cause: the presentation of pain in the book of Lamentations / Tod Linafelt -- Death as the beginning of life in the book of Ecclesiastes / Mark K. George.

Editor is alumnus of Columbia Theological Seminary.

The John Bulow Campbell Library promotes intellectual discovery, collects and enables access, and provides information relevant to the curriculum and traditions of the Church and the Seminary.

Powered by Koha