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Appreciated within a historico-philological frame, citations, allusions, and cognate phenomena – usually subsumed under intertextuality – are purposeful references from one text to another. That is to say, the author of a text which cites another text or alludes ...

Citations and Allusions – or intertextuality, to invoke the more common, but less precise label – in the Hebrew Bible are the focus of a research unit of the European Association of Biblical Studies directed by the editors of the ...

Friedrich-Emanuel Focken analysiert in der literarkritischen und redaktionsgeschichtlichen Studie die Einleitung in die Richterzeit (Ri 2,6–3,6), die Abimelecherzählung (Ri 8,33–9,57) und die Jiftacherzählung (Ri 10,6–12,7) aus dem Richterbuch sowie die ähnlich gestaltete Erzählung von Samuels Philistersieg ...

In this volume Friedrich-Emanuel Focken confirms a number of recent hypotheses concerning the literary history of the Old Testament: The Deuteronomic basis of the Book of Judges was retroactively inserted between the Priestly Scriptures of the Hexateuch (Genesis to Joshua) and the already Deuteronomically ...