Der Lebensunterhalt der bayerischen Bevölkerung - eine wirtschaftsgeographische Planungsgrundlage

Ruppert, Karl

doi:10.3112/erdkunde.1965.04.02

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“…Wellhausen's 'mayday' call has been answered by scholars such as von Rad (1972); Ruppert (1965); Schmidt (1986); Schmitt (1980); and Seebass '(1978). Others, such as Rudolph (1933); Winnett ( 1965); de Vaux ( 1971); Whybray (1974); Donner (1976); Otto (1994); and Blum (1984) have abandoned the documentary hypothesis for Genesis 37-50.…”

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“…However, the work of Donner is a milestone of research into the Israel-Joseph story insofar as now, both the followers of the documentary hypothesis, and those who reject it, are able to read the pre-Priestly text of Genesis 37-50 as a logically structured, continuous narrative. Needless to say, attempts to divide up the pre-Priestly Israel-Joseph story continue, for example Ruppert ( 1965;1989);Schmitt(1980); Schmidt(1986) and Seebass (2000), and their results do not agree with each other. It seems difficult for scholars to un-learn what they have been doing all their lives.…”

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Genesis 37-50: Joseph Story or Israel-Joseph Story?

Golka

2004

Currents in Biblical Research

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This article will survey the history of research on Genesis 37-50 during the last generation. Its main proposition is that we are not dealing with a Joseph, but with an Israel-Joseph story. The arguments, therefore, no longer focus on source criticism, but on the question of tradition history, viz. whether chs. 38 and 49 have to be included. If this is accepted, a date in the Persian period for the entire pre-Priestly text suggests itself.

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