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محل استقرار
TL49026
انگلیسی
Talking with Prophets: Applying Socio-Rhetorical Interpretation to Prophetic Dialogue in the Qur'an
[Thesis]
Adam J. benShea
Newby, Gordon D.
Emory University
2016
303
Committee members: Robbins, Vernon; Stewart, Devin
Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-369-29877-2
Ph.D.
Religion
Emory University
2016
In response to the long held view that the Qur'anic narrative is disjointed, this study supports the assertion that the Qur'an is a unified literary work. This dissertation aims to illustrate that the recurring prophetic stories and characters weave the Qur'anic text together. Along with prophecy, the central topics of the Qur'an are monotheism, Day of Judgment, and the covenant. However, prophecy is more crucial for understanding and unifying the Qur'an because the text uses the topic of prophecy both to introduce and to explain the other central topics.
Middle Eastern literature; Religion; Religious literature; Topics; Judgment; Middle Eastern studies; Narratives; Intertextuality
Language, literature and linguistics;Philosophy, religion and theology;Social sciences;Dialogue;Intertextual;Islam;Prophecy;Prophets;Qur'an
Tekin, Kenan
Newby, Gordon D.
Religion
Emory University
1841897148; 10181263
مطالعه متن کتاب p
[Thesis]
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