The Composition of The Book of Joshua And The Depiction of The Conquest
Paul Devos
Abstract
Paul Devos
Abstract
The presentation of the conquest in the book of Joshua has often been a source of questioning. Ever since elements of doubt were introduced, the scriptural presentation has been upheld by means of a reconstruction of the original events. In this study we attempt to redirect our attention away from the original events to the book itself, with a view to ascertain how the author himself might have read his composition.
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The presentation of the conquest in the book of Joshua has often been a source of questioning. Ever since elements of doubt were introduced, the scriptural presentation has been upheld by means of a reconstruction of the original events. In this study we attempt to redirect our attention away from the original events to the book itself, with a view to ascertain how the author himself might have read his composition.
Key concepts: Depiction, CONQUEST, Composition (language), Art, History, Literature, Archaeology, Art history