Metaphors in the discussion on suffering in job 3-31: visions of hope and consolation
Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Metaphor and Biblical Exegesis: a Proposal -- 1. New Developments in Cognitive Linguistics and Biblical Exegesis -- 1.1. Lexical Semantics, Metaphors, and Emotions -- 1.2. The Importance of Cognitive Linguistics for Biblical E...
| Subtitles: | But man is born to trouble... : metaphors in the discussion on hope and consolation in job 3-31 |
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| Language: | English |
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Leiden Boston
Brill
[2018]
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Biblical interpretation series (Volume 165)
Year: 2018 |
| Reviews: | Metaphor and the Study of Job (2020) (Hernández, Dominick S.)
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| Series/Journal: | Biblical interpretation series
Volume 165 |
| Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains: | B
Job Biblical character
/ Metaphor
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| IxTheo Classification: | HB Old Testament |
| Further subjects: | B
Job Biblical character
B Suffering Biblical teaching B Bible B Anthropology B Metaphor in the Bible B Thesis B Metaphor B Suffering-Biblical teaching B Bible. Job, III-XXXI Criticism, interpretation, etc B Suffering B Job B Exegesis B Hope |
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| Summary: | Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Metaphor and Biblical Exegesis: a Proposal -- 1. New Developments in Cognitive Linguistics and Biblical Exegesis -- 1.1. Lexical Semantics, Metaphors, and Emotions -- 1.2. The Importance of Cognitive Linguistics for Biblical Exegesis -- 2. Metaphor in Cognitive Linguistics -- 2.1. Metaphor and Thought -- 2.1.1. Conceptual Metaphor Theory -- 2.1.2. Conceptual Blending Theory -- 2.1.3. Class Inclusion Theory -- 2.1.4. Career of Metaphor Theory -- 2.2. Metaphor and Language -- 2.2.1. Metaphor and Simile -- 2.2.2. Analogies, Extended Similes, Extended Metaphors, and Allegories -- 2.2.3. Personification -- 2.2.4. Metaphor and Metonymy -- 2.3. Metaphor and Communication -- 2.3.1. The Interaction between the Conceptual, Linguistic and Communicative Dimensions of Metaphors -- 2.3.2. Metaphor and Rhetoric -- 2.3.3. Metaphor and Stylistics -- 3. Metaphor and Biblical Exegesis -- 3.1. Exegetical Approaches to Biblical Metaphor -- 3.2. The Exegetical Approach to Biblical Metaphor in the This Book -- Chapter 2. The Theme of Suffering in the Book of Job -- 1. Literary Approaches to the Book of Job -- 1.1. Dell: the Misuse of Genre -- 1.2. Newsom: Genres as Voices in a Polyphonic Dialogue -- 1.3. Perdue: Metaphors of Cosmology and Anthropology -- 1.4. Summary and Outlook -- 2. The Structure of Job 3-31 -- 2.1. Job 23-27: Wolfers (1993) -- 2.2. Job 28: Lo (2003) and Jones (2009) -- 3. Metaphors of Suffering in Job 3-31 -- 3.1. The Development of Job's Suffering in Job 3-31 -- 3.2. The Selection of Passages and Metaphors -- Chapter 3. Suffering in the Opening Speech (Job 3): the Unrest of Being Imprisoned in Life -- 1. Job 3:20-26 in the Context of Job 3 -- 2. Job 3:20-26: Text and Translation -- 3. Metaphors in Job 3:20-26 -- 3.1. Light (3:20) 3.2. Treasure Hunting (3:21-22) -- 3.3. Way (3:23) -- 3.4. Food (3:24) -- 3.5. Movement (3:25-26) -- 3.6. Agitation (3:26) -- 4. The Conceptualization of Suffering as Being Imprisoned in Life -- Chapter 4. Suffering in the First Speech Cycle (Job 4:1-15:16): the Loss of Hope -- 1. The Conceptualization of Suffering in Job 7:1-11 -- 1.1. Job 7:1-11 in the Context of Job 4-7 -- 1.2. Job 7:1-11: Text and Translation -- 1.3. Metaphors in Job 7:1-11 -- 1.3.1. Service (7:1-3) -- 1.3.2. Day (7:4) -- 1.3.3. Fabric (7:6) -- 1.3.4. Wind (7:7) -- 1.3.5. Cloud (7:9) -- 1.4. The Conceptualization of Suffering as a Lack of Hope-Part I -- 2. The Conceptualization of Suffering in Job 10:18-22 -- 2.1. Job 10:18-22 in the Context of Job 8-10 -- 2.2. Job 10:18-22: Text and Translation -- 2.3. Metaphors in Job 10:18-22 -- 2.3.1. Visibility (10:18) -- 2.3.2. Existence (10:19) -- 2.3.3. Light and Darkness (10:20-22) -- 2.3.4. Departure (10:21) -- 2.4. The Conceptualization of Suffering as a Lack of Hope-Part II -- 3. The Conceptualization of Suffering in Job 14:4-12 -- 3.1. Job 14:4-12 in the Context of Job 11-15:16 -- 3.2. Job 14:4-12: Text and Translation -- 3.3. Metaphors in Job 14:4-12 -- 3.3.1. Boundary (14:5) -- 3.3.2. Service (14:6) -- 3.3.3. Tree (14:7-10) -- 3.3.4. Water (14:11-12) -- 3.3.5. Sleep (14:12) -- 3.4. The Conceptualization of Suffering as a Lack of Hope-Part III -- Chapter 5. Suffering in the Second Speech Cycle (Job 15:17-22:30): the Denial of Consolation -- 1. The Conceptualization of Suffering in Job 17:6-16 -- 1.1. Job 17:6-16 in the Context of Job 15:17-17:16 -- 1.2. Job 17:6-16: Text and Translation -- 1.3. Metaphors in 17:6-16 -- 1.3.1. Light and Darkness (17:7.12-13) -- 1.3.2. House (17:13-14) -- 1.3.3. Rest (17:13.16) -- 1.3.4. Decomposition (17:14.16) 1.4. The Conceptualization of Suffering as a Lack of Social Recognition -- 2. The Conceptualization of Suffering in Job 19:20-29 -- 2.1. Job 19:20-29 in the Context of Job 18-19 -- 2.2. Job 19:20-29: Text and Translation -- 2.3. Metaphors in Job 19:20-29 -- 2.3.1. Body (19:20.22.26-27) -- 2.3.2. Redemption (19:25) -- 2.3.3. Dust (19:25) -- 2.3.4. Vision (19:26-27) -- 2.4. The End of Job's Existential Suffering? -- 3. Winding Up the Dialogue -- 3.1. Exploring Job's New Understanding of Reality -- 3.2. A New Status Quo -- 3.3. Opening Up New Perspectives on Hope and Consolation: the Case of the Poor -- Chapter 6. The Suffering of the Poor in Job 23-31: on Morality in an Imperfect World -- 1. Job 23-31: on Morality in an Imperfect World -- 2. The Suffering of the Poor -- 2.1. Job 24:2-12: Cattle, Food and Nakedness -- 2.2. Job 30:3-8: Food and Cattle -- 2.3. Job 31:13-22: Birth and Family -- Food and Clothing -- 3. The Topic of the Poor and Needy and the Discussion of Job's Yield -- Conclusion -- 1. But Man is Born to Trouble … -- 2. Metaphors and the Rhetorical Development in Job 3-31 -- 3. Interpretational Cruces and Other Interpretational Decisions -- 4. Notes for Future Research -- Bibliography -- Index of Subjects -- 1. General -- 2. Metaphors -- 3. Source Domains -- Index of Texts -- Hebrew Bible -- Deuterocanonical -- New Testament |
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| Item Description: | "This book is a revised version of my dissertation "But man is born to trouble"... - Acknowledgments |
| ISBN: | 9004380930 |