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SUMMARY:Unholy Texts: Reading Biblical Rape Narratives
DESCRIPTION:Carl Ehrlich\, York University \n \n  \nThe topic of rape appears a number of times in the Hebrew Bible (or Old Testament).  It may be found broached both explicitly and implicitly in texts reflective of a number of literary genres\, including legal texts\, narrative texts\, poetic texts\, and prophetic texts.  While the violent act of rape is nowhere condoned\, it was a tragic fact of life in the biblical world – as it still is in ours.  This lecture will survey biblical texts relating to rape in a number of literary genres and attempt to classify the allusions to rape according to various literary\, social\, theological\, and legal criteria.
URL:https://www.mediterraneanstudies.ca/lecture/unholy-texts-reading-biblical-rape-narratives/
LOCATION:Online with Zoom
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