Esther's Prayer in<i>Additions to Esther</i>: Addition C to LXX Esther—An Embodied Cognition Approach

Nolte, S. Philip; Jordaan, Pierre

doi:10.1080/10226486.2009.11879111

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“…Nachádzame poukazovanie na kontrasty týchto prístupov v menej empiricky zaťaženom priestore (napr. v teológii), ktorý sa tak snaží postupne vysporiadať s rozdielom medzi staršími a novšími pohľadmi na kognitívne procesy (Nolte & Jordaan, 2009). čoho sa v konflikte nemožno zbaviť, to je nutné prijať.…”

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Pohyb ku kognitívnym adaptačným štúdiám: adaptácia ako hra

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2022

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Hlavným cieľom monografie „Pohyb ku kognitívnym adaptačným štúdiám: adaptácia ako hra“ bolo orientovať súčasný výskum adaptačných štúdií vektorom empiricky zodpovednej kognitívnej vetvy neradikálneho konštruktivizmu. Tento zámer vyplýva z prudkej progresívnej diferenciácie výskumu adaptačných štúdií, ktorá sa v tejto oblasti prejavila hlavne v posledných dvoch dekádach. Modelom adaptácie ako hry v kognitívnovednej perspektíve sa poskytuje možnosť predikcie charakteru (aj v širšom zmysle) zážitku experientov adaptácií. Keďže podoba tohto zážitku výrazne formuje produkty adaptačného procesu do ich výslednej podoby, model adaptácie ako hry možno aplikovať aj v štandardnom umenovednom úsilí pri interpretácii jednotlivých adaptácií. Model adaptácie ako hry sa v monografii syntetizuje na základe poznatkov rozmanitých disciplín. V okruhu kognitívnych vied pomáhajú východiská filozofie, lingvistiky, informatiky, psychológie, antropológie, biológie či neurovedy – obzvlášť afektívnej neurovedy, ktorá sa zaoberá aj emočným rozmerom hry. V prieniku s podstatnými interdisciplinárnymi zložkami výskumu adaptácií sa vo veľkej miere využívali aj poznatky klasických i kognitívnovedných variácií literárnej vedy, filmovej vedy (miestami aj teatrológie) či mediálnych štúdií. Konzistentne s inými podobnými výsledkami kognitívnych vied sa dokazuje, že aj zdanlivo seriózne adaptácie, podobne ako je to v mnohých aspektoch našej kultúry, majú ludický základ.

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Pohyb ku kognitívnym adaptačným štúdiám: adaptácia ako hra

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2022

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“…It is an assault on her inherent worth as a person'. Nolte and Jordaan (2009:304) further state: 'Esther is an apologetic figure. Her self-abasement is an apology for the way she acted, and ultimately for whom she is.…”

Section: Esther's Prayer (Addition C): In the Belly Of The Whalementioning

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The ‘coming-out’ of a hero: The character of Esther in LXX-Esther revisited

Beer

2021

HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies

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“…In 2009 a postdoctoral fellow was appointed to work alongside Jordaan, namely Philip Nolte (2009Nolte ( -2012. Nolte experimented with theoretical and methodological frameworks underutilised and/or not employed for apocryphal research at that time.…”

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“…He began his fellowship by researching the possibilities of cognitive linguistics as theory and method, which turned out to present interesting avenues of interpretation of apocryphal literature. Nolte brought different theories and methods into play in his investigations of the LXX texts, which led to several published articles (Nolte & Jordaan 2009, 2013. These publications reveal an interest in different vantage points from which texts can be read, namely 2016a, 2016b, 2016c, 2020, 2021).…”

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Unique development of narratological approaches to the apocryphal or deuterocanonical books of the Septuagint with special emphasis on the North-West University scholarship

Jordaan

2021

HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies

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This article aims to present a brief historical overview of interpretative theories and methods relevant to those books that are included in either the Protestant Apocrypha or the Catholic Deuterocanonical in the LXX (Septuagint) for the period 1891–2020. The aim of the article is not to give a complete description of all research on apocryphal/deuterocanonical books. The author’s journey with the relevant literature commenced in 2006, when he was appointed as one of the translators of apocryphal texts for a new edition of the new Afrikaans Bible (2020). Initially, he felt trapped as if in a maze. However, as his research progressed and as he met and talked to LXX experts at that stage, the road began to seem less of an obstacle and more like a challenge. One of the important aspects that he discovered was that not every text in the LXX has a so-called Hebrew Vorlage. Although the author describes different approaches used to interpret LXX material, for example historical-grammatical methods, his focus is on South African LXX research that has made a unique contribution to the previous and existing research, especially by the researchers of the North-West University.Contribution: The article briefly discusses several researchers who have made unique contributions to the LXX apocryphal/deuterocanonical research during the last decade. These scholars utilised different methods to interpret the LXX texts – methods that were not previously employed regularly if at all, for example narratology and narrative theory, cognitive linguistics, cultural anthropology, semiotic theory, rhetorical theory and performance theory.

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Esther's Prayer inAdditions to Esther: Addition C to LXX Esther—An Embodied Cognition Approach

Cited by 4 publications

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Pohyb ku kognitívnym adaptačným štúdiám: adaptácia ako hra

Pohyb ku kognitívnym adaptačným štúdiám: adaptácia ako hra

The ‘coming-out’ of a hero: The character of Esther in LXX-Esther revisited

Unique development of narratological approaches to the apocryphal or deuterocanonical books of the Septuagint with special emphasis on the North-West University scholarship

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