La Violencia and the Return of the Monstrous:

Penner, Todd

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“…Engagements with the concept of which I am aware may be found in Claasens (2016: xviii, xix, 67-68, 103-105, 147, which cites works by Galtung [1969], Farmer [2004], and others); Anderson (2016: 121-36, esp. 123-26, 134); Ramírez-Kidd (2016) and Penner (2016), which mention structural violence; Blyth, Colgan, and Edwards (2018: 1-2); Skerrat (2018: 27-28); and Kessler (2019: 60-62). There are other works in Hebrew Bible studies that make reference to structural violence very briefly but do not engage with the concept or with research from other fields dealing with the concept in significant ways.…”

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Order from Chaos: Comparing Approaches to Violence in Anthropology, Assyriology, and the Study of the Hebrew Bible

Lemos

2020

Currents in Biblical Research

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This article compares the history of scholarship on violence in anthropology in the past one hundred years to major approaches to studying violence in the ancient Near East and ancient Near Eastern sources, including ancient Israel and Israelite literature. The article demonstrates that anthropology and ancient Near Eastern studies have diverged widely in their approaches to violence. In the past two to three decades, the concept of structural violence and new materialist approaches have dominated the study of violence in anthropology, while in Assyriology and the study of ancient Israel/Israelite literature, studies of violence have repeatedly turned to an order and chaos framework. The article ends by suggesting that scholars of ancient West Asia incorporate new materialist approaches more concertedly in studies of violence and either rethink or jettison the simplistic order/chaos dyad.

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Section: The Study Of Violence Among Scholars Of the Ancient Near Eastmentioning

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Order from Chaos: Comparing Approaches to Violence in Anthropology, Assyriology, and the Study of the Hebrew Bible

Lemos

2020

Currents in Biblical Research

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La Violencia and the Return of the Monstrous:

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Order from Chaos: Comparing Approaches to Violence in Anthropology, Assyriology, and the Study of the Hebrew Bible

Order from Chaos: Comparing Approaches to Violence in Anthropology, Assyriology, and the Study of the Hebrew Bible

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