Dalit Rom‐shiloni
Biographic Data
| ID | 4689702 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dalit Rom‐shiloni |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dalit |
| FAMILY NAME | Rom‐shiloni |
| SIGNATURE | SHILONI D R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tel Aviv University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4185-8903 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Challenging the Notion of »Spiritual Metamorphosis«: Conceptions of Divine Presence and Anthropomorphic Language in Jeremiah
This paper illustrates the complexity and great challenges provoked by a theological study of the book of Jeremiah by discussing a cluster of topics concerning anthromorphism and divine presence, two major issues in Jeremiah. Two questions lead the discussion: Can Jeremiah be evaluated as the prophet who promoted a »spiritual metamorphosis« in the Judean (Israelite) religion of his (or the book's) times, as suggested by Moshe Weinfeld? How might …
Forced/Involuntary Migration, Diaspora Studies, and More: Notes on Methodologies
This paper serves as a threefold response to this issue's four highly interesting studies. First, I count the valuable gains of each paper in employing diverse sociological and psychological methodologies to the study of Jeremiah and Ezekiel. Second, following Strine's call to »disarticulate the experience of 'exile',« I suggest eight points that to a different extent are addressed in biblical sources concerning dislocation and relocation. To the…
The Forest and the Trees: The Place of Pentateuchal Materials in Prophecy of the Late Seventh / Early Sixth Centuries bce
Hebrew Bible Theology: A Jewish Descriptive Approach
Ezekiel and Jeremiah: What Might Stand Behind the Silence?
This paper brings up a long standing question in the study of Ezekiel and his (or, the book's) relationship to Jeremiah. The silence between the prophets is but a key opening the door to a large hall filled with a great variety of historical and literarytextual connections. Having reexamined the long list of suggested parallel phrases and passages (from R. Smend [1880] to R. Kasher [2004]) from the methodological standpoint of intertextuality and…
Judah and the Judeans In the Achaemenid Period: Negotiating Identity In an International Context
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Judah and the Judeans In the Achaemenid Period: Negotiating Identity In an International Context
Ezekiel and Jeremiah: What Might Stand Behind the Silence?
This paper brings up a long standing question in the study of Ezekiel and his (or, the book's) relationship to Jeremiah. The silence between the prophets is but a key opening the door to a large hall filled with a great variety of historical and literarytextual connections. Having reexamined the long list of suggested parallel phrases and passages (from R. Smend [1880] to R. Kasher [2004]) from the methodological standpoint of intertextuality and…
Hebrew Bible Theology: A Jewish Descriptive Approach
The Forest and the Trees: The Place of Pentateuchal Materials in Prophecy of the Late Seventh / Early Sixth Centuries bce
Forced/Involuntary Migration, Diaspora Studies, and More: Notes on Methodologies
This paper serves as a threefold response to this issue's four highly interesting studies. First, I count the valuable gains of each paper in employing diverse sociological and psychological methodologies to the study of Jeremiah and Ezekiel. Second, following Strine's call to »disarticulate the experience of 'exile',« I suggest eight points that to a different extent are addressed in biblical sources concerning dislocation and relocation. To the…
Challenging the Notion of »Spiritual Metamorphosis«: Conceptions of Divine Presence and Anthropomorphic Language in Jeremiah
This paper illustrates the complexity and great challenges provoked by a theological study of the book of Jeremiah by discussing a cluster of topics concerning anthromorphism and divine presence, two major issues in Jeremiah. Two questions lead the discussion: Can Jeremiah be evaluated as the prophet who promoted a »spiritual metamorphosis« in the Judean (Israelite) religion of his (or the book's) times, as suggested by Moshe Weinfeld? How might …
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