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The Disneyfication of Shiloh: Biblical Historiography and Archaeology as Methodological Regimes of Military Occupation

Scholz, Susanne

Scandinavian journal of the Old Testament : SJOT, 2022-01, Vol.36 (1), p.112-137 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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The Disneyfication of Shiloh: Biblical Historiography and Archaeology as Methodological Regimes of Military Occupation
Autor: Scholz, Susanne
Assuntos: Ambition ; Archaeological sites ; Archaeology ; Associates for Biblical Research ; Attraction ; Bible ; biblical historiography ; Emek Shaveh and Yesh Din ; Geopolitics ; Historiography ; human rights ; Kh. Seilun ; military occupation of the West Bank ; Military occupations ; Mishkan Shiloh Association ; Qaryut Village ; Tel Shiloh ; Tourism ; US-American Christian fundamentalism
É parte de: Scandinavian journal of the Old Testament : SJOT, 2022-01, Vol.36 (1), p.112-137
Descrição: This essay examines the connection between politics, archaeology, and biblical historiography by focusing on a specific archaeological site, Tel Shiloh, centrally located in the West Bank. Tel Shiloh illustrates the popular conviction that the contested contemporary ethno-religious and socio-political situation of the West Bank originates from the Bible. The four excavations at Tel Shiloh have contributed in sometimes subtle but often in explicit ways to the massive effort of linking the biblical mention of Shiloh with today's geopolitical ambitions of the state of Israel in the militarily occupied West Bank. The most recent link includes ambitious plans for building Tel Shiloh into an enormous tourism attraction.
Editor: Oslo: Routledge
Idioma: Inglês

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