This volume guides the reader in listening to Early Jewish stories about holy figures which appear to have first been told between 150 B.C.E. and 150 C.E. Following new translations, the book provides a close hearing of the oral storytelling that generated these narratives now surviving only in literary form. Historical folklore must reconstruct storytelling performance from literary remains. Making use of contemporary folklore methods, the author examines the text, texture, and context of over one hundred stories, including birth prophecies, provision legends, prophetic stories of destruction or deliverance, and tales of martyrdom. A broad range of stories of these four types is presented in a way that reveals and illumines the oral patterns and characteristics of the storytellers. The stories are drawn from apocryphal and pseudepigraphical literature, Early Jewish historians, first-century Christian texts, and the Mishnah and early Talmudic writings. The Christian tradition is included here because it was generated within sectarian Judaism, and the first reports about Jesus appeared from Jewish storytellers. This work aims to shift the attention of biblical scholars and historians of religion away from an exclusive focus on the thought and art of writers or authors, and toward a wider recognition of the work of the storytellers, men and women alike, who generated the traditions that ultimately came to be preserved in written form. Paperback edition is available from the Society of Biblical Literature (www.sbl-site.org)
This volume of Native myths and legends is an indispensable document in the history of North American anthropology.
Presents classic stories of the Greeks and Romans, along with geographical and historical background information.
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The authors challenge earlier analyses of Highlands societies of Papua New Guinea that have concentrated on gendered antagonism, taboos, and male domination.
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[11]见金森和尼格梅尔:《海努韦莱:摩鹿加岛塞兰民间故事》,1939年,第172—329页。[12]关于“前人类流变”神话,见卡尔·W.卢克特:《纳瓦霍猎人传统》,1975年。同时参见本书第十四、十五两章。[13]克努德·拉斯穆森:《伊格鲁利克爱斯基摩人的智性 ...