An Analysis of the Role of Shaming and Shame in the Tanakh: The Divine Response to Arrogance

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" An Analysis of the Role of Shaming and Shame in the Tanakh: The Divine Response to Arrogance "
Kasle, Annette Levinson Geller, Stephen A.

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	1051194
Doc. No	:	TL50311
Main Entry	:	Kasle, Annette Levinson
Title & Author	:	An Analysis of the Role of Shaming and Shame in the Tanakh: The Divine Response to Arrogance\ Kasle, Annette LevinsonGeller, Stephen A.
College	:	The Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Date	:	2019
Degree	:	D.H.L.
student score	:	2019
Note	:	176 p.
Abstract	:	The phenomena of shaming/shame are found in a broad-range of circumstances described in the biblical texts including political, economic, familial and moral. These concepts apply to interpersonal relationships as well as affairs between individuals and God. They also apply to the relationship between God and the nation of Israel and God and other nations. This study utilizes literature review, lexical and textual analysis to better understand the phenomena of shaming/shame within the context of selected texts. Comparisons are made across texts to determine what patterns emerge. The study contends that the role of Yhwh is crucial to understanding the theology of shaming/shame in the Tanakh. The study will argue that the various manifestations of shaming/shame across the canon reflect a common motif of a divine response to human arrogance.
Descriptor	:	Bible
	:	Biblical studies
	:	Interpersonal relations
	:	Politics
	:	Text analysis
	:	Theology
Added Entry	:	Geller, Stephen A.
Added Entry	:	The Jewish Theological Seminary of America