Samuel, Kings And Chronicles, I: Texts@Contexts

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Contents
Series Preface: The Editors
Abbreviations
Introduction: Athalya Brenner-Idan
Part One: On Gender Relationships
	Hearing Tamar's Voice-How The Margin Hears Differently: Contextual Readings of 2 Samuel 13.1-22
	To Whom Do Jezebel's Remains Belong? Challenges For An 'Organic Exegete' Facing Contextual Readings Of 2 Kings 9.30-37
	Coveting The Vineyard: An Asian American Reading of 1 Kings 21
	Juridical Impotence In The Naboth Story In The Context Of Kenya's New Land Laws
	Gendered Genealogies In Response To Fractured Pasts: Inquiring Processes Of Othering In 1 Chronicles 1-9 From A German Perspective
	Male Royals And Their Ethnically Foreign Mothers: The Implications For Textual Politics
	The Medium of En-Dor few n t o TW*) And The Phenomenon of Divination In Twenty-First Century Israel
	The Medium Of En-Dor Heard Through The Medium of Music
Part Two: On Issues
	Cross-Textual And Inter-Textual Readings of 1 Chronicles 16.8-36
	Children in The Hebrew Bible And The Case Of Samuel: From Personal Experience To Analysis
	Running in The Bible
	Clothing, adornment and accouterments as cultural and literary slgnifiers in the'historical'books
Index of Scriptures
Index of Authors