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Softbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 395 pp., Index of References, Index of Authors The Biblical Seminar 47. Articles are "On Applying a Sociological Theory to Biblical Studies," Cyril S. Rodd, "Sociological and Literary Approaches to the Bible: How Shall the Twain Meet?" David Jobling, "Using the Nuer Culture of Africa in Understanding the Old Testament: An Evaluation," David Fiensy, "The 'Popular Religion' Paradigm in Old Testament Research: A Sociological Critique," J. Berlinerblau, "The Impact of Modern and Social Science Assumptions on the Reconstruction of Israelite History," Gary A. Herion, "Literacy and Domination: G.A. Herions Sociology of History Writing," Mark G. Brett, "Chiels in Israel," James W. Flanagan, "Was Early Israel a Segmentary Soceity?" J.W. Rogerson, "The Identity of Early Israel: The Realignment and Transformation of Late Bronze-Iron Age Palestine," Keith W. Whitelam, "Customary Law and Chieftainship: Judicial Aspects of 2 Samuel 14.4-21," Elizabeth Bellefontaine, "Shame as a Sanction of Social Control in Biblical Israel: Judicial, Political, and Social Shaming," Lyn M. Bechtel, "Theodicy in a Social Dimension," Walter Brueggemann, "Poverty in the Social World of the Wise," J. David Pleins, "Latifundialization and Isaiah 5.8-10," D.N. Premnath, "Seeing is Believing: The Social Setting of Prophetic Acts of Power," Thomas W. Overholt, "The Social Location of the Deuteronomists: A Sociological Study of Factional Politics in Late Pre-Exilic Judah," Patricia Dutcher-Walls, Role Differentiation in the Book of Ruth," Jon L. Berquist, "Inclusion, Exclusion and Marginality in the Book of Joshua," Lori Rowlett.