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1. The speeches of Micah

   a rhetorical-historical analysis
   Author: Shaw, Charles S.

   Published: ©1993

   Publisher:  JSOT Press, Sheffield, England

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   Source:	Union catalogues
   Language:	English
   Media type:	Ebook
   Format:	Online
   ISBN:	9780567214430; 0567214435; 1850753628; 9781850753629
   Series:	Journal for the study of the Old Testament ; 145
   Subjects:	Bible / A.T. / Michée / Critique, interprétation, etc; Rhétorique dans la Bible; RELIGION / Biblical Studies / Prophets; Bible / Micah; Micha (bijbelboek); Retorica; Bibel; Rhetorik
   Scope:	1 Online-Ressource (246 pages)
   Notes:	Includes bibliographical references (pages 226-237) and indexes Abbreviations; INTRODUCTION; Chapter 1 'SURELY HER ILLNESSES ARE INCURABLE': MICAH 1.2-16; Chapter 2 'MY PEOPLE HAVE BECOME AN ENEMY': MICAH 2.1-13; Chapter 3 'IS IT NOT FOR YOU TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE DECISION?': MICAH 3.1-4.8; Chapter 4 'THERE WILL YOU BE DELIVERED?': MICAH 4.9-5.14; Chapter 5 'A ROD -- AND WHO HAS APPOINTED IT AGAIN?': MICAH 6.1-7.7; Chapter 6 'THAT DAY THE DECREE WILL BE RESCINDED!': MICAH 7.8-20; SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS; Bibliography; Index of Biblical References; Index of Authors In this important book, Shaw deploys a rigorous and systematic rhetorical analysis in the service of a reconstruction of the historical setting of each of the discourses in Micah. Unlike Muilenburg's 'rhetorical criticism', this approach focuses on the persuasiveness of the discourses, the means by which the author achieves his goal. Among Shaw's tools is the concept of the 'rhetorical situation'. It involves not only the question of the identity of the narratees, but also 'objective' factors like events, conditions and attitudes to which the discourse responds and 'subjective' factors like th