The Bible and posthumanism / edited by Jennifer L. Koosed.

SeriesSociety of Biblical Literature. Semeia studies ;
Semeia studies ; no. 74. ^A1043593
Contents Humanity at its limits / Jennifer L. Koosed -- Beastly questions and biblical blame / Hannah M. Strømmen -- Hauntology meets posthumanism : some payoffs for biblical studies / Denise Kimber Buell -- The Lion King : Yahweh as sovereign beast in Israel's imaginary / Hugh Pyper -- Wittgenstein's lion and Balaam's ass : talking with others in Numbers 22-25 / Ken Stone -- Sick with love : the musical symptoms of a shtetl-bound Shulammite in Waszinski's Dybbuk / Heidi Epstein -- Voluptuous, tortured, and unmanned : Ezekiel with Daniel Paul Schreber / Rhiannon Graybill -- The prosthetic friend, or, Posthumanity in Lars and the real girl / George Aichele -- Tripartite anthropologies and the limits of the human / Benjamin H. Dunning -- Gregory of Nyssa and Jacques Derrida on the human-animal distinction in the Song of songs / Eric Daryl Meyer -- What would Jesus eat? Ethical vegetarianism in nascent Christianity / Robert Paul Seesengood -- Cutting up life : sacrifice as a device for clarifying, and tormenting, fundamental distinctions between human, animal, and divine / Yvonne Sherwood -- Ruminations on Revelation's ruminant, quadrupedal Christ, or, The even-toed ungulate that therefore I am / Stephen D. Moore.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
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