RT Book
T1 God's last words: reading the English Bible from the Reformation to fundamentalism
A1 Kaṣ, Dāwid Ben-Šāʾûl 1953-
A2 Kaṣ, Dāwid Ben-Šāʾûl 1953-
LA English
PP New Haven, Conn. u.a.
PB Yale University Press
YR 2004
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/371594022
AB Preface: The Biblical reader and the shifting horizon of expectations -- The prehistoric English Bible -- In pursuit of a useful Bible : scriptural politics and the English Civil War -- Cracking the foundations : Biblical criticism and the Newtonian synthesis -- Streamlined Scriptures : the demystification of the Bible -- The occult Bible : aesthetization and the persistence of the supernatural -- Divine copyright and the apotheosis of the author in eighteenth-century England -- Ten little Israelites : counting out the Bible in Victorian England -- Unsuitable paternity : Darwin, anthropology, and the evolutionist Bible -- Conclusion: The end of a world and the beginning of fundamentalism
NO Literaturverz. S. [375] - 378
CN BS455
SN 0-300-10115-5
SN 978-0-300-10115-7
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