From Conquest to Coexistence
Ideology and Antiquarian Intent in the Historiography of Israel’s Settlement in Canaan
Biographical note
Koert van Bekkum, PhD. (2010) Theologische Universiteit, Kampen, is assistant editor-in-chief of the Nederlands Dagblad, a nationwide Christian newspaper in the Netherlands. He also participates in the research group Biblical Studies and Languages of the Theological Universities in Kampen and Apeldoorn.
Readership
All those interested in the history and archaeology of the Southern Levant, biblical historiography, and the ideologies of the Ancient Near East as well as theologians and scholars in biblical studies and ancient history
Table of contents
Introduction
I TEXT AND ARTEFACT
Chapter 1 – Historiography and Settlement Debate
II MONOLOGUE OF TEXT
Chapter 2 – Translation and Annotation
Chapter 3 - Kings, Peoples, and their Lands
Chapter 4 – Covenant, Execution, and Elimination
Chapter 5 – Joshua 9:1—13:7 and its Literary Development
III MONOLOGUE OF ARTEFACT
Chapter 6 – Joshua 9:1—13:7 and Archaeology
IV DIALOGUE OF TEXT AND ARTEFACT
Chapter 7 – Joshua 9:1—13:7 as Historiography
Epilogue
Appendix I – Hebrew text of Joshua 9:1—13:7
Appendix II – Bibliography
I TEXT AND ARTEFACT
Chapter 1 – Historiography and Settlement Debate
II MONOLOGUE OF TEXT
Chapter 2 – Translation and Annotation
Chapter 3 - Kings, Peoples, and their Lands
Chapter 4 – Covenant, Execution, and Elimination
Chapter 5 – Joshua 9:1—13:7 and its Literary Development
III MONOLOGUE OF ARTEFACT
Chapter 6 – Joshua 9:1—13:7 and Archaeology
IV DIALOGUE OF TEXT AND ARTEFACT
Chapter 7 – Joshua 9:1—13:7 as Historiography
Epilogue
Appendix I – Hebrew text of Joshua 9:1—13:7
Appendix II – Bibliography
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