The problematic structure of Psalm 47, on which there is no consensus, comes under scrutiny in this study as it makes interpretation of some key themes in the psalm difficult. The main concern of this study is an analysis ...
The author of Psalm 47 appears to be occupied with the relationship of three role-players, namely God, Israel and the nations. The relationship of the three role-players is investigated by employing a social-scientific ...
This article addresses the question of what can be gleaned from the book of Jonah regarding the self-perception of its author(ship) and intended audience through a social-scientific analysis. What does the analysis of ...
Since the 1970s, biblical studies have experienced a “spatial turn,” giving rise
to an emphasis on a variety of approaches to the spatial analysis of biblical texts.
Space is something that is constructed, produced, and ...
The book of Jonah uses four indications of time: (1) Jonah spends 3 days and three nights in the
fish; (2) the city of Nineveh takes 3 days to cross; (3) Jonah enters the city to the extent or
distance of one day’s travel; ...
Schader, Jo-Mari(Old Testament Society of South Africa, 2010)
Psalm 47 is investigated intertextually with Psalms 46 and 48 in terms of their representation of space to determine to where Yahweh ascends in Psalm 47:6. An overview is also given of the theory of Critical Spatiality as ...
