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Cuore, anima e mente. Un esempio di circolarità lessicale tra tradizione islamica e cristiana

2018

The starting point of this article is a topic that features in the synoptic Gospels (Mt 22, 37; Mc 12, 29-31; Lc 10, 27) and is presented as the most essential among Jesus’ precepts: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind”. The three terms that are mentioned here – heart, soul, and mind – are of prominent importance both in the Christian and Islamic spiritual traditions. We compare them and the respective traditions of commentary both on a lexicographical and exegetical level. The analysis of similarities and differences issued from a comparison of the contexts of the exegeses, and the respective reactions to the common Biblical background,…

Quran Old Testament Gospels Arabic lexicographySettore M-STO/07 - Storia Del Cristianesimo E Delle ChieseSettore L-OR/12 - Lingua E Letteratura Araba
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Israēla literatūras vēsture

1938

Vecās Derības kanonsKvadrātrakstsRakstības vēstureAlten TestamentKanon des Alten TestamentsEkseģēzeBībele.Vecā DerībaEbreju teoloģijaĶīļu rakstsPentateuchHebrew BibleJūdaismsPentateihs:HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Religion/Theology::Old Testament exegesis [Research Subject Categories]Ebreju tekstu vēsture
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Imagery and Religious Conversion. The Symbolic Function of Jonah 1:13

2018

Jonah 1:13 has a delaying function in the narrative, introducing a pause between Jonah’s demand to be thrown in the sea (1:12) and the event’s occurrence (1:15). Most commentators discuss only the events of 1:13 and their causes. In this article, I suggest an interpretation of Jonah 1:13 based on the imagery of the narrative. An analysis of the use of metaphors and symbols does not replace the message of the verse; such an analysis simply augments it with motives of the seamen’s conversion. Beside the narrative level, there is a hidden level suggesting a deeper understanding of the story where symbols and metaphors have a consolidating function. Distance, directions, and movement in Jonah 1…

religious conversion060303 religions & theology060101 anthropologyHistorylcsh:BL1-2790Interpretation (philosophy)Religious studies06 humanities and the arts0603 philosophy ethics and religiontheology; Old Testament; Jonah; biblical imagery; religious conversionlcsh:Religions. Mythology. RationalismOld TestamentJonahAction (philosophy)biblical imageryReligious conversionAestheticsAnticipation (artificial intelligence)theologyConnotation (semiotics)0601 history and archaeologyThe SymbolicNarrativeOld TestamentReligions; Volume 9; Issue 3; Pages: 73
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