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 ng-of-deborah-2/
SUMMARY:Becoming Israel in the Deborah Story
DESCRIPTION:Becoming Israel in the Deborah Story (Judges 4-5) presented by 
 Lauren Monroe\n\nIn this session\, we will examine the ideas of Israel tha
 t are expressed in the Deborah Story (Judges 4-5)\, a text that took shape
  over approximately 700 years (roughly between 1100 BCE-400BCE). During th
 is period Israel’s political identity and circumstances changed drastica
 lly. Scribes wrote and rewrote\, transmitted and revised the Deborah Story
  in response to these changes\, and left visible traces of their process i
 n the text. We will examine these traces and consider how this single bibl
 ical text allows us to see changes in what it meant to be Israel over the 
 long period of time during which the Deborah Story was composed.\n\nLauren
  Monroe is Associate Professor in the Near Eastern Studies department at C
 ornell University. She received her PhD in Bible and Ancient Near East fro
 m the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York Univers
 ity. Her teaching interests include Hebrew Bible and Biblical Hebrew at al
 l levels\, Syro-Palestinian Archaeology\, and Ancient Israelite Religious 
 and Social History. She is particularly interested in the way what it mean
 t to be Israel changed over time\, and how such changes are reflected in t
 he stratigraphy of the biblical text and the archaeological tel.\n\nFor mo
 re information\, please contact Denice (denicecassaro@gmail.com).
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