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Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Foreword to the Series V
3. Acknowledgments IX
4. Contents XI
5. Introduction 1
6. 1 Contemporary Methodological Perspectives on Emotions
7. Selected Avenues to Emotion-Oriented Interpretations of Ancient Religious Texts: Review and Outlook 9
8. Grasping Religiously Connoted Emotions and Sentiments from a Co-Constructivist Emotion Paradigm 29
9. Antisemitism as Cultural Sadism: An Erotohistorical Approach 51
10. 2 Grasping Emotions in Ancient Iconography
11. Emotions and Ancient Near Eastern Art: Issues and Methods 79
12. Emotions and Visual Arts, with a Focus on Greco-Roman Artefacts: A Response to K. Sonik 99
13. 3 Grasping Emotions in Religious Authorative Texts of Antiquity
14. Emotion Scripts in the Hebrew Bible: A Case of Hate 127
15. Grasping Emotions in Psalm 130: Hermeneutics, Methods, and Issues 143
16. Prophetic Shockvertising: Methods and Ethics of Shock Effects in Amos 3, Isaiah 20, and Ezekiel 23 177
17. „Und sie fürchteten sich sehr …“: Kognitionswissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse zur Angst und deren Anwendung auf neutestamentliche Texte 207
18. Qur’anic Plot and the Practice of Emotional Virtue, with the Example of Al-Aʿrāf (Q. 7) 229
19. Divine Attributes and Human Emotions: Joseph’s Sentimental Education in Sura 12 of the Qur'an 253
20. 4 Grasping Emotions from Philosophical and Systematic-Theological Perspectives
21. Kontrollieren oder Kultivieren der Emotionen? Aristoteles’ Konzeption der Emotionen 273
22. Sprache und Gefühl: Überlegungen zur theologischen Hermeneutik 289
23. Mimesis, Gefühl und Ratio: Anthropologische Mehrdimensionalität und religiöse Tradition: Eine Response zu R. Barth 303
24. List of Authors 313