An edition of Emotions in biblical law
(2011)
Emotions in biblical law
a cognitive science approach
by Thomas Kazen
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Emotions in biblical law: a cognitive science approach
2011, Sheffield Phoenix Press
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1907534296 9781907534294
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Table of Contents
The role of the body in religion
pt. I: Cognitive foundations
Evolution, emotion and morality: a biological perspective
Morality, convention and ritual: the role of culture
Four 'moral' emotions: disgust, empathy, fear and a sense of justice
pt. II: Textual applications
Pentateuchal legal collections: an overview
Dirt and disgust in biblical purity laws
Empahty and ethics in the covenant code, Deuteronomy and the holiness code
Punishment and presence: fear of foreigners, God and demons
A sense of justice: acceptance and atonement in civil and sacrificial law
Conclusion
Emotions in legal collections: what can we learn?
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (pages 176-195) and indexes.
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