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Contents 8 Acknowledgments 12 Introduction: A Question of Silence 18 1. “All Israel” and the “Inclusive Ideology of Identity” in Chronicles 19 Part I: Feminism, Psychoanalysis, and the Hebrew Bible: “Introducing” Luce Irigaray 32 Chapter 1 “The Monopoly of the Origin” and the Mute Foundation of Psychoanalysis: The Theoretical Interventions of Luce Irigaray 39 1. Introduction 39 2. The Specularization of Woman-Mother in Philosophy 44 3. The Lacanian Universe 48 4. Psychoanalysis, the Economy of the Same, and the Monopoly of the Origin 62 5. The Murder of the Mother and the Forgetting of Female Ancestries 73 6. Conclusion 82 Chapter 2 Remembering the Forgotten Mother: Engaging with Chronicles in an Irigarayan Mode 85 1. Introduction: The Task of Analysis 85 2. Method or Mode? An “Era of Knowledge Already Over” or “the Era of the Spirit and the Bride?” 87 3. The Praticable as Nuptial Tool 93 4. Reading Silence 111 5. Speaking Silence Poetically 119 6. Conclusion: Going into Analysis “as Woman” with the Book of Chronicles 124 Part II: Our Production of a Past, in the Present of Analysis: Engaging with the Book of Chronicles 128 Chapter 3 Who Begets Whom? Disavowing the Maternal Body: 1

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Author

Julie Kelso

Publisher

Routledge

Published

2016

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction