TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kazen,Thomas
TI  - Impurity and purification in early Judaism and the Jesus tradition /Thomas Kazen
T2  - Resources for Biblical Study
SN  - 9780884145325
AV  - BM702 .I478 2021
KW  - Purity, Ritual
KW  - Judaism
KW  - Christianity
KW  - Social values
KW  - Public opinion
KW  - Jews
KW  - Attitudes
KW  - Electronic Books
N1  - 2; Introduction: purity research and resources --; Purity and impurity: a short summary --; Levels of explanation for ideas of impurity: why structuralist and symbolic models often fail while evolutionary and cognitive models succeed --; Purity and Persia --; The role of disgust in Priestly purity law: insights from conceptual metaphor and blending theories --; Disgust in body, mind, and language: the case of impurity in the Hebrew Bible --; Purification --; Concern, custom, and common sense: discharge, handwashing, and graded purification --; Jesus and the Zābâ: implications for interpreting Mark --; Skin-disease contamination and exclusion: how not to reconstruct history for a good cause --; Purity as popular practice: erasing the anachronistic divide between household and cult --; A perhaps less Halakic Jesus and purity: on prophetic criticism, Halakic innovation, and Rabbinic anachronism; 2; b
N2  - "This collection of twelve essays by Thomas Kazen focuses on issues of purity and purification in early Judaism and the Jesus tradition. During the late Second Temple period, Jewish purity practices became more prominent than before and underwent substantial developments. Kazen advances the ongoing conversation and debate about a number of key issues in the field, such as the relationship between ritual and morality, the role and function of metaphor, and the use of evolutionary and embodied perspectives"--
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