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explains, poetics precedes interpretation because '. . . poetics makes us aware of how texts achieve their meaning.' She further asserts that poetics may proceed from interpretation because in the search for meaning, the interpreter often discovers the laws of composition which govern how the Bible tells its story. 3 Alter, Art of Biblical Narrative (as in n. 1), p. 11. Compare Berlin, Poetics (as in n. 2), pp. 19-20, '. . . one should not ignore the wealth of information that is contained in biblical studies and commentaries, ancient and modern. After all, close textual reading, the basis for our poetics, is the stuff from which commentaries are made.' Press, New York/London, 1966), p. 166, who maintain, 'The inward life is assumed but not presented in primitive narrative literature, whether Hebraic or Hellenic.' 8 Shemaryahu Talmon, Darkhei ha-Sippur ba

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Author

Michelle Levine

Publisher

Journal of Jewish Studies

Published

2005

Language

EN

Field

Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)