Clandestine relationship : an approach to the Song of Songs

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Título:	Clandestine relationship : an approach to the Song of Songs
Autor:	Andiñach, Pablo R.
Palabras clave:	ANTIGUO TESTAMENTO; CANTAR DE LOS CANTARES; EXEGESIS; CRITICA LITERARIA
Fecha de publicación:	2010
Editorial:	Society of Biblical Literature
Cita:	Andiñach, P. R. Clandestine Relationship. An Approachte the Song of Songs [en línea]. En: Ames, F. R., Miller, C. W. (eds.). Foster Biblical Scholarship. Essay in Honor of Kent Harold Richards. Atlanta : Society of Biblical Literature, 2010. Disponible en: https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/12950
Resumen:	Abstract: This paper is an introduction to the Songs of Songs as collection of love poems between two people who live a clandestine relationship. The book builds a literary cosmos where a particular ethic and esthetic are developed in order to fulfill the needs of the erotic language and experience. At the same time acts in response to the Genesis narrative, looking for free women from their sexual destiny which condemns them to be subjugated to male through her sexual desire. This reading assumes that the author of Songs is a woman who compiled ancient poems and gave them her particular imprint.
URI:	https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/12950
ISBN:	9781589835337
Disciplina:	TEOLOGIA
Derechos:	Acceso abierto
Fuente:	Ames, F. R., Miller, C. W. (eds.). Foster Biblical Scholarship. Essay in Honor of Kent Harold Richards. Atlanta : Society of Biblical Literature, 2010
Appears in Collections:	Libros - partes de libro