Ira Regis: Comedic Inflections of Royal Rage in Jewish Court Tales
This article deals with the largely unexplored motif of royal anger in the Jewish court tales. In addition to presenting material on the motif's distribution, lexical and syntactical profile, and narrative function, I argue that Daniel 2, 3, Esther, and Bel and the Snake develop the motif of th...
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2013
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The Jewish quarterly review
Year: 2013, Volume: 103, Issue: 1, Pages: 1-25 |
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Jewish humor
B Bel and the Snake B Empire B Esther B Television comedies B Daniel B court tales B Kings B Humor B Resistance B farce B Joseph B Satire B Bel and the Dragon |
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