Items where Subject is "B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BS The Bible"

Article

Bigger, Stephen (2012) Bibliographic Short Review of: Eng, Milton, The Days of our Years: A Lexical Semantic Study of the Life Cycle in Biblical Israel (LHBOTS, 464; New York/London: T & T Clark International, 2011. Society for Old Testament Study Booklist . ISSN 0309-0892 (In Press)

Bigger, Stephen (2012) Bibliographic Short Review of: Thomas, Matthew A., These are the Generations: Identity, Covenant, and the ‘Toledot’ Formula (LHBOTS, 551; London/New York: T&T Clark, 2011),. Society for Old Testament Study Booklist . ISSN 0309-0892

Bigger, Stephen (2011) Book Review, Sugirtharajah, R.S., Troublesome Texts: The Bible in Colonial and Contemporary Culture (Sheffield, Sheffield Phoenix Press). Society for Old Testament Study Booklist . ISSN 0309-0892 (Submitted)

Bigger, Stephen (2011) Buss, Martin J., The Changing Shape of Form Criticism: A Relational Approach (Hebrew Bible Monographs, 18; Sheffield: Sheffield Phoenix Press, 2010)- (Book Review). Journal for the Study of the Old Testament, 35 (5). pp. 1-54.

Bigger, Stephen (2010) Review of “Who Will Lament Her?”: The Feminine and the Fantastic in the Book of Nahum by Laurel Lanner. (Book Review). Review of Sex Working and the Bible by Avaren Ipsen. (Book Review.). Society for Old Testament Study Booklist, 34 (5). pp. 75-125. ISSN 0309-0892

Book

Bigger, Stephen (1989) Creating the Old Testament: the Emergence of the Hebrew Bible. (Book Summary). Blackwell Publishing, Oxford. ISBN 0-631-15909-6

Conference or Workshop Item

Bigger, Stephen (2007) Insight: Self Understanding Through Stories of Parallel Worlds. In: Research Focus, 22 May 2007, University of Worcester. (Unpublished)

Bigger, Stephen (2011) The Old Testament as Political Fiction? In: Swindon Philosophical Society., 14.10.2011, Swindon, Wiltshire. (Unpublished)

Bigger, Stephen (2011) Polygyny as Political Fiction in the Hebrew Bible. In: Who do you think you are? Gender and the Transmission of Identity, August 11-13 2011, Oriental Institute, Oxford. (Submitted)