Fokkelman, J. P ed. Regt, L. J. de ed. Waard, J. de ed. text monographic 270 páginas ; 24 centímetros The problem of perspective in Biblical Narrative. -Inverted parallelisms and encased parables in Isaiah and their significance for Old and New Testament translation and innterpretation. -Discovering a new path of intertextuality: inverted quotations and their dynamics. -Discourse implications of rhetorical questions in Job. -The order of particiopants in compound clausal elemts inthe pentateuchand earlier prophets: syntax, convention or rethoric?. -The discourse implications of resumption in Hebrew clauses: a preliminary assesment from Genesis. -Coordination interrupted, or literary insertion AX &B pattern, in the books of Samuel. Editado por L. J. de Regt, J. de Waard y J. P. Fokkelman. Incluye bibliografía. SEG42 SEG41 SEG40 SEG39 P94 P87 P86 P85 P77 P76 P35 Lenguaje, estilo Intertextualidad Retórica en la Biblia 221.66 L53 1575060116 PE-LiUPU 150623 20250731173017.0 spa