Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM OF THE ‘GOD OF THE FATHERS’
- Chapter 2 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TRADITION IN EXODUS 3
- Chapter 3 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE BURNING BUSH
- Chapter 4 WHO KILLED THE DRAGON?
- Chapter 5 SEA AND DESERT: SYMBOLIC GEOGRAPHY IN WEST SEMITIC RELIGIOUS THOUGHT
- Chapter 6 SYMBOLS OF EXILE
- Chapter 7 OF CALVES AND KINGS: THE CANAANITE DIMENSION IN THE RELIGION OF ISRAEL
- Chapter 8 THE DARKNESS OF GENESIS 1.2
- Chapter 9 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SPN IN WEST SEMITIC THOUGHT: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE HISTORY OF A MYTHOLOGICAL MOTIF
- Chapter 10 THE VOCABULARY AND NEUROLOGY OF ORIENTATION: THE UGARITIC AND HEBREW EVIDENCE
- Chapter 11 THE MYTHIC MIND
- Chapter 12 ‘WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE…’: MUSINGS ON THE AQUEOUS MYTHS OF THE NEAR EAST
- Chapter 13 ANDROGYNY IN THE LEVANTINE WORLD
- Bibliography
- Index of References
- Index of Names and Places
Contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM OF THE ‘GOD OF THE FATHERS’
- Chapter 2 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TRADITION IN EXODUS 3
- Chapter 3 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE BURNING BUSH
- Chapter 4 WHO KILLED THE DRAGON?
- Chapter 5 SEA AND DESERT: SYMBOLIC GEOGRAPHY IN WEST SEMITIC RELIGIOUS THOUGHT
- Chapter 6 SYMBOLS OF EXILE
- Chapter 7 OF CALVES AND KINGS: THE CANAANITE DIMENSION IN THE RELIGION OF ISRAEL
- Chapter 8 THE DARKNESS OF GENESIS 1.2
- Chapter 9 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SPN IN WEST SEMITIC THOUGHT: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE HISTORY OF A MYTHOLOGICAL MOTIF
- Chapter 10 THE VOCABULARY AND NEUROLOGY OF ORIENTATION: THE UGARITIC AND HEBREW EVIDENCE
- Chapter 11 THE MYTHIC MIND
- Chapter 12 ‘WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE…’: MUSINGS ON THE AQUEOUS MYTHS OF THE NEAR EAST
- Chapter 13 ANDROGYNY IN THE LEVANTINE WORLD
- Bibliography
- Index of References
- Index of Names and Places
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- The Mythic MindEssays on Cosmology and Religion in Ugaritic and Old Testament Literature, pp. v - viPublisher: Acumen PublishingPrint publication year: 2005