Grapes in the desert: metaphors, models, and themes in Hosea 4 - 14
The textual world of Hosea 4-14 is filled with exciting metaphors. This study represents a new exegetical approach, informed by modern metaphor theory. By means of a thorough contextual and intertextual analysis, the unique perspective offered by each metaphor and simile in the text is elucidated. I...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The textual world of Hosea 4-14 is filled with exciting metaphors. This study represents a new exegetical approach, informed by modern metaphor theory. By means of a thorough contextual and intertextual analysis, the unique perspective offered by each metaphor and simile in the text is elucidated. In addition, attempts are made to trace the influence of underlying models. For the first time, the oracular discourse found in the latter part of the book of Hosea is interpreted as a coherent literary composition. A number of themes are identified. These themes are shown to create continuity, as well as dynamics, within the discourse. The concluding part of this study discusses various aspects of the textual world of Hosea 4-14. |
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Preface........................................................................vii
Introduction.....................................................................1
Aim of the investigation....................................................1
Overview....................................................................1
Abbreviations and technical remarks.........................................2
PART ONE: POINTS OF DEPARTURE
1.1 Hosea: Genre and composition.................................................3
1.1.1 The merits and limits of genre classifications......................3
1.1.2 Genre analysis and the book of Hosea................................5
1.1.3 Hosea 4-14 as a literary composition................................8
1.2 Hosea 4-14: Contexts and inter-texts........................................11
1.2.1 Interpretation as contextualization..................................11
1.2.2 Contexts for Hosea 4-14.............................................12
1.2.3 Inter-texts for Hosea 4-14...........................................16
1.3 Metaphor: Theoretical perspectives..........................................19
1.3.1 Modem metaphor theory: A survey....................................19
1.3.1.1 Introduction.................................................19
1.3.1.2 The interaction theory: Richards and Black..................20
1.3.1.3 Some approaches related to the interaction theory...........22
1.3.1.4 Kittay’s perspectival theory.................................24
1.3.2 Metaphor: Identification and interpretation..........................26
1.3.2.1 Metaphorical and literal language............................26
1.3.2.2 On the identification of metaphorical utterances............27
1.3.2.3 Other forms of non-literal usage............................30
1.3.2.4 On the interpretation of metaphorical utterances............32
1.3.2.5 Novel, conventional, and lexicalized metaphors..............34
1.3.2.6 Problems posed by biblical metaphors........................34
1.3.3 Metaphors and models.................................................36
1.3.3.1 Models and root metaphors....................................36
1.3.3.2 The role of models in biblical interpretation...............38
1.3.4 Discourse metaphorics: The role of themes...........................39
1.3.4.1 The text as metaphor........................................39
1.3.4.2 The metaphorical potential of themes.........................40
1.4 Metaphor theory and the Hebrew Bible: A survey......................42
1.4.1 Introduction..................................................42
1.4.2 Previous studies of biblical metaphors........................42
1.4.3 Previous studies of metaphors in Hosea........................45
1.5 Metaphors in Hosea: Methodology.....................................47
1.5.1 Introducing metaphorical criticism............................47
1.5.2 Sketching the contours of the approach........................47
1.5.3 Steps of analysis.............................................48
Part Two: Analysis of Hosea 4-14
2.1 Controversy and catastrophe: Hos 4:l-5:7............................51
2.1.1 Introduction..................................................51
2.1.2 Metaphors in the text.........................................52
2.1.2.1 Metaphors in 4:1-3.....................................52
2.1.2.2 Metaphors in 4:4-19....................................55
2.1.2.3 Metaphors in 5:1-7.....................................67
2.1.3 Models and themes in Hos 4:1-5:7..............................74
2.2 Wars, wounds, and words of hope: Hos 5:8-6:6.........................78
2.2.1 Introduction..................................................78
2.2.2 Metaphors in the text.........................................80
2.2.2.1 Metaphors in 5:8-14....................................80
2.2.2.2 Metaphors in 5:15.....................................89
2.2.2.3 Metaphors in 6:1-6.....................................90
2.2.3 Models and themes in Hos 5:8—6:6..............................99
2.3 Destructive desires: Hos 6:7-7:16.................................102
2.3.1 Introduction.................................................102
2.3.2 Metaphors in the text........................................103
2.3.2.1 Metaphors in 6:7-7:2............................... 103
23.2.2 Metaphors in 7:3-7.....................................109
2.3.2.3 Metaphors in 7:8-16...................................114
2.3.3 Models and themes in Hos 6:7-7:16........................... 122
2.4 An end to all endeavours: Hos 8:1-9:9.............................125
2.4.1 Introduction.................................................125
2.4.2 Metaphors in the text........................................127
2.4.2.1 Metaphors in 8:1-14...................................127
2.4.2.2 Metaphors in 9:1-9....................................139
2.4.3 Models and themes in Hos 8:1-9:9............................ 144
2.5 Strange fruits: Hos 9:10-10:15.......................................147
2.5.1 Introduction................................................147
2.5.2 Metaphors in the text.......................................148
2.5.2.1 Metaphors in 9:10-17.................................148
2.5.2.2 Metaphors in 10:1-8..................................155
2.5.2.3 Metaphors in 10:9-15.................................158
2.5.3 Models and themes in Hos 9:10-10:15.........................163
2.6 Guidance and distance: Hosea 11......................................166
2.6.1 Introduction................................................166
2.6.2 Metaphors in the text.......................................167
Excursus: Hos 11:1-4 and the Neo-Assyrian prophecies...........175
Excursus: Intertextual interlude (Hos 11:10-11: Isaiah Amos 3). 182
2.6.3 Models and themes in Hosea 11.................................182
2.7 Conceptions of deception: Hosea 12...................................186
2.7.1 Introduction................................................186
2.7.2 Metaphors in the text.......................................187
2.7.3 Models and themes in Hosea 12...............................190
2.8 Death and displacement: Hos 13:1-14:1..............................193
2.8.1 Introduction................................................193
2.8.2 Metaphors in the text.......................................194
2.8.2.1 Metaphors in 13:1-8..................................194
2.8.2.2 Metaphors in 13:9-14:1...............................199
2.8.3 Models and themes in Hos 13:1-14:1..........................204
2.9 Paradigms of paradise regained: Hos 14:2-9...........................208
2.9.1 Introduction................................................208
2.9.2 Metaphors in the text.......................................210
2.9.3 Models and themes in Hos 14:2-9.............................220
PART THREE: PERSPECTIVES ON THE TEXTUAL WORLD
3.1 Fields and focuses: Metaphors in Hosea 4-14..........................225
3.1.1 Introduction................................................225
3.1.2 Metaphors, speech forms, and genre allusions................225
3.1.3 Personification and victimization...........................226
3.2 Redescribing relationality: Models in Hosea 4-14........................229
3.2.1 Introduction.....................................................229
3.2.2 Dominant models..................................................229
3.2.3 From hierarchy to reciprocity....................................232
3.2.4 The polemical potential........................................ 234
3.3 Discourse dynamics: Themes in Hosea 4-14.........................236
3.3.1 Introduction.....................................................236
3.3.2 The creation of coherence........................................236
3.3.3 The narrative dimension..........................................237
3.3.4 The rhetoric of reversal.........................................240
3.4 Patterns in the textual world...........................................243
3.4.1 Introduction.....................................................243
3.4.2 The fertility/sterility code.....................................243
3.4.3 A world built on sacrifice.......................................246
3.4.4 Disappearance and discovery......................................248
Bibliography................................................................253
Indexes.....................................................................270
Grapes in the Desert
by Goran Eidevali
In the inhospitable desert, grapes are growing. The shepherd, YHWH, suddenly be-
comes like a lion and turns against his flock, the people of Israel, to destroy them.
However, the deity is also a parent, a farmer, an evergreen tree...
The textual world of Hosea 4-14 is filled with exciting metaphors. This study repre-
sents a new exegetical approach, informed by modem metaphor theory. By means of
a thorough contextual and intertextual analysis, the unique perspective offered by each
metaphor and simile in the text is elucidated. In addition, attempts are made to trace
the influence of underlying models.
For the first time, the oracular discourse found in the latter part of the book of Hosea
is interpreted as a coherent literary composition. A number of themes are identified.
These themes are shown to create continuity, as well as dynamics, within the dis-
course. The concluding part of this study discusses various aspects of the textual
world of Hosea 4—14, including:
« Personification and victimization as modes of representation
• Hierarchy vs. reciprocity in the deity-people relationship
• The polemical power of theological models
• The sacrificial system as a matrix for the metaphors in the discourse
• Transformations of the “disappearing deity” pattern
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| spelling | Eidevall, Göran Verfasser aut Grapes in the desert metaphors, models, and themes in Hosea 4 - 14 Göran Eidevall Stockholm Almqvist & Wiksell 1996 XII, 274 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Coniectanea biblica : Old Testament series 43 Zugl.: Lund, Univ., Diss., 1996 The textual world of Hosea 4-14 is filled with exciting metaphors. This study represents a new exegetical approach, informed by modern metaphor theory. By means of a thorough contextual and intertextual analysis, the unique perspective offered by each metaphor and simile in the text is elucidated. In addition, attempts are made to trace the influence of underlying models. For the first time, the oracular discourse found in the latter part of the book of Hosea is interpreted as a coherent literary composition. A number of themes are identified. These themes are shown to create continuity, as well as dynamics, within the discourse. The concluding part of this study discusses various aspects of the textual world of Hosea 4-14. Bible. O.T. Hosea IV-XIV Criticism, interpretation, etc Bible. O.T. Hosea IV-XIV Language, style Bibel Hosea 4-14 (DE-588)4273741-2 gnd rswk-swf Hosea (bijbelboek) gtt Metaforen gtt Métaphore dans la Bible Metapher (DE-588)4038935-2 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Bibel Hosea 4-14 (DE-588)4273741-2 u Metapher (DE-588)4038935-2 s DE-604 Coniectanea biblica Old Testament series 43 (DE-604)BV000003998 43 Digitalisierung UB Augsburg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=007174325&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Augsburg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=007174325&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext |
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| title | Grapes in the desert metaphors, models, and themes in Hosea 4 - 14 |
| title_auth | Grapes in the desert metaphors, models, and themes in Hosea 4 - 14 |
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| title_full | Grapes in the desert metaphors, models, and themes in Hosea 4 - 14 Göran Eidevall |
| title_fullStr | Grapes in the desert metaphors, models, and themes in Hosea 4 - 14 Göran Eidevall |
| title_full_unstemmed | Grapes in the desert metaphors, models, and themes in Hosea 4 - 14 Göran Eidevall |
| title_short | Grapes in the desert |
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| title_sub | metaphors, models, and themes in Hosea 4 - 14 |
| topic | Bible. O.T. Hosea IV-XIV Criticism, interpretation, etc Bible. O.T. Hosea IV-XIV Language, style Bibel Hosea 4-14 (DE-588)4273741-2 gnd Hosea (bijbelboek) gtt Metaforen gtt Métaphore dans la Bible Metapher (DE-588)4038935-2 gnd |
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