Asking for Rhetoric: The Hebrew Bible's Protean Interrogative (Biblical Interpretation Series, 73)
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Asking for Rhetoric: The Hebrew Bible's Protean Interrogative (Biblical Interpretation Series, 73)

by Kenneth Craig

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Kenneth Craig explores the Hebrew Bible’s use of questions as a rhetorical and interpretive feature. Focusing on the protean nature of the interrogative, this volume offers a specialized contribution to biblical studies and literary analysis within the Biblical Interpretation Series.

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Asking for Rhetoric examines the use of interrogative language in the Hebrew Bible.

The study focuses on the rhetorical possibilities of questions and questioning within biblical texts.

It contributes to the interpretation of the Hebrew Bible by treating interrogation as a significant feature of its literary expression.

Published as volume 73 in the Biblical Interpretation Series, this book is intended for readers interested in biblical studies, rhetoric, and textual interpretation.

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