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Sacrifice, scripture, and substitution : readings in ancient Judaism and Christianity / edited by Ann W. Astell and Sandor Goodhart.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Astell, Ann W.
Goodhart, Sandor.
Colloquium on Violence and Religion. Meeting (2002 : Purdue University)
Series:
Christianity and Judaism in antiquity ; v. 18.
Christianity and Judaism in antiquity
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Bible.
Sacrifice--Biblical teaching--Congresses.
Sacrifice.
Bible--Criticism, interpretation, etc--Congresses.
Sacrifice--Judaism--Congresses.
Sacrifice--Christianity--Congresses.
Sacrifice--Christianity.
Sacrifice--Judaism.
Sacrifice--Biblical teaching.
Genre:
Conference papers and proceedings.
Physical Description:
xiii, 475 pages ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
Notre Dame, Ind. : University of Notre Dame Press, [2011]
Summary:
Sacrifice, Scripture, and Subsitution: Readings in Ancient Judaism and Christianity is divided into two parts. The first opens with a conversation in which René Girard and Sandor Goodhart explore the relation between imitation and violence throughout human history, especially in religious culture. It is followed by essays on the subject of sacrifice contributed by some of the most distinguished scholars in the field. The second part contains essays on specific scriptural texts. The authors explore new ways of applying Girardian analysis to episodes of sacrifice and scapegoating, demonstrating that fertile ground remains to further our understanding of violence in the Hebrew and Christian scriptures. Book jacket.
Contents:
Substitutive reading : an introduction to Girardian thinking, its reception in biblical studies, and this volume / Sandor Goodhart and Ann W. Astell
Mimesis, sacrifice, and the Bible : a conversation with Sandor Goodhart / Renø Girard
Bloody logic : the biblical economy of sacrificial substitution and its eucharistic implications / Thomas Ryba
Aspects of the transformation of sacrifice in Judaism / Michael Fishbane
The Eucharist and the mimesis of sacrifice / Bruce Chilton
Eucharistic origins : from the New Testament to the liturgies of the golden age / Robert Daly
Life after death : violence, martyrdom, and academic life in western religions / Alan F. Segal
Anti-Judaism, Josephus, and the Hellenistic-Roman period / Louis H. Feldman
Beyond anti-Judaism : Louis Feldman and the 'lachrymose version' of Jewish history / Erich S. Gruen
Mimesis, scapegoating, and philo-semitism : reading Feldman and Girard / Stuart D. Robertson
Creation and akedah : blessing and sacrifice in the Hebrew scriptures / Matthew Pattillo
The unbinding of Isaac / Steven Stern
Binding and blessing : a response to Stern and Pattillo / Sandor Goodhart
Mimesis, sacrifice, and the wisdom of Job / Chris Allen Carter
The expulsion of complaint from early Jewish worship / William Morrow
The Book of Job and the problem of evil : reading from theodicy to the ethical / Sandor Goodhart
Luke and the opportune time : reading the temptation story as preface to kingdom and prologue to passion / William Martin Aiken
A gospel that preaches nonviolence and yet provokes violence / Gørard Rossø
'Exilic' identities, the Samaritans, and the 'Satan' of John / Ann W. Astell
Aristotle's 'natural slaves' and Colossae's unnatural 'Scythians' : a generative exegesis of Colossians 3:11 / Christopher S. Morrissey
Is an anti-sacrificial reading of Hebrews plausible? / Poong-In Lee
Hermeneutics, exegesis, and Renø Girard : a response to Christopher Morrissey and Poong-in Lee / Anthony Bartlett.
Notes:
"First delivered as papers in June 2002 at Purdue University in connection with the annual meeting of the Colloquium on Violence and Religion"--Acknowledgements.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
ISBN:
9780268020385
0268020388
OCLC:
693809780

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