Philosophy and Practice in Writing a History of Ancient IsraelBloomsbury Publishing USA, 2006 M06 15 - 216 páginas Philosophy and Practice in Writing a History of Ancient Israel elucidates and examines assumptions about history writing that current historians of ancient Israel and Judah employ. It is undertaken in the context of the conflict between so-called "minimalists" and "maximalists" within the discipline today. Though the use of the Bible as evidence is the focal point of the opposition of these two approaches, Moore shows that a number of related philosophical and practical concerns are telescoped in this issue, including concepts of Empiricism, Objectivity, Representation and Language, Subject, Explanation, Truth, and Evidence Evaluation and Use. Organized around these topics, Philosophy and Practice aims to situate the study of ancient Israel and Judah in the broader intellectual context of academic history in general and to provide insight into the formative assumptions of the current debate. It also aims to show that the central issue of the reliability of the Bible as evidence is surrounded by related issues that are equally important for understanding the past of ancient Israel and Judah and writing about it. Moore shows that ideas about objectivity in particular have a direct bearing on the evidentiary debate, which, in turn, affects what subjects and modes of explanations historians see as available to them. Moore argues that current historians of ancient Israel are beginning to work with a notion of historical truth that attempts to take into account the many contingencies for the concept and writing of history that twentieth-century discussions about history have introduced. |
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... Questions About Assumptions Brought to Evidence Evaluation by Historians of Ancient Israel 159 Subject 161 Explanation 167 The Nexus of Representation , Language , Narrative , and Truth Conclusion : Truth and Writing History About ...
... Questions About Assumptions Brought to Evidence Evaluation by Historians of Ancient Israel 159 Subject 161 Explanation 167 The Nexus of Representation , Language , Narrative , and Truth Conclusion : Truth and Writing History About ...
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... Questions about the reli- ability of the Bible continued to develop , and by the 1990s scholars were 5. Iain W ... question of what , if anything , can Introduction 3.
... Questions about the reli- ability of the Bible continued to develop , and by the 1990s scholars were 5. Iain W ... question of what , if anything , can Introduction 3.
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... question that formed the title of their first publication : Can a ' History of Israel ' be Written ? 10 By the end of the twentieth century , historians of ancient Israel were expending much energy on questions related to Israel as a ...
... question that formed the title of their first publication : Can a ' History of Israel ' be Written ? 10 By the end of the twentieth century , historians of ancient Israel were expending much energy on questions related to Israel as a ...
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... question many assumptions of science , and by extension , scientific history . Specifically problematic for history are postmodernism's contentions that an object such as the past or reality cannot be defined or separated from the ...
... question many assumptions of science , and by extension , scientific history . Specifically problematic for history are postmodernism's contentions that an object such as the past or reality cannot be defined or separated from the ...
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... questions the basic premises of most histories.36 Historians and philosophers have sought a middle ground between the extreme positions advocated by Zagorin and Rorty . Holding on to the idea that representation is possible , they use ...
... questions the basic premises of most histories.36 Historians and philosophers have sought a middle ground between the extreme positions advocated by Zagorin and Rorty . Holding on to the idea that representation is possible , they use ...
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Chapter 3 ASSUMPTIONS AND PRACTICES OF HISTORIANS OF ANCIENT ISRAEL IN THE MIDTWENTIETH CENTURY | 46 |
Chapter 4 ASSUMPTIONS AND PRACTICES OF MINIMALIST HISTORIANS OF ANCIENT ISRAEL | 75 |
Chapter 5 NONMlNIMALIST HISTORIANS OF ANCIENT ISRAEL | 108 |
Chapter 6 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS | 136 |
Bibliography | 184 |
Index of Authors | 202 |
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Philosophy and Practice in Writing a History of Ancient Israel Megan Bishop Moore Vista previa limitada - 2009 |
Philosophy and Practice in Writing a History of Ancient Israel Megan Bishop Moore Vista previa limitada - 2006 |
Philosophy and Practice in Writing a History of Ancient Israel Megan Bishop Moore Vista previa limitada - 2006 |
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