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Reading Leviticus

Name: Reading Leviticus
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 05108714
Price: 228.09 EUR
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Author: John F. A. Sawyer
ISBN: 9781850756286

Responses to Mary Douglas

John F. A. Sawyer

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 05108714

Publishers Bloomsbury Publishing, October 1996

Until recently Leviticus has been read, especially in Christian circles, as part of a 'priestly' wor... Full description

Libristo code: 05108714

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Until recently Leviticus has been read, especially in Christian circles, as part of a 'priestly' work with a predominantly prescriptive and ritualistic agenda. In this volume of papers read at a colloquium held in honour of Mary Douglas at Lancaster University in 1995, experts in the Hebrew Bible, Jewish law, comparative law, classical literature and social anthropology raise challenging questions about the composition, context and purpose of the book. Can it be read as an autonomous literary unit? How significant are its unique ethical insights? Is it law or narrative? Does it reflect actual Second Temple Period practice? How is it related to the Mishnah?