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Literary Criticism, Folklore Scholarship, and Ugaritic Literature
(Eisenbrauns, 1981)
"...folk tales as well as fairy tales do
create protagonists who never existed and do assign them tasks that have
no historical bases. More commonly however, we either find protagonists
with modest actual achievements ...
Zimri-Lim Takes the Grand Tour
(American Schools of Oriental Research, 1984)
The "Tower of Babel" as Clue to the Redactional Structuring of the Primeval History [Gen 1-11:9]
(KTAV Publishing House (republished by Yale), 1980)
"In this paper...we will discuss the relationship of this episode" (the Tower of Babel) "to the one immediately preceding it, 'the Table of
Nations'; we shall assess its position in the complex of tales which make up
the ...
Who Cut Samson's Hair? (And Other Trifling Issues Raised By Judges 16)
(Indiana University Press, 1988)
The Sting of Death
(Princeton Theological Seminary, 1989-01)
A Major Contribution To Song of Songs Scholarship
(American Oriental Society, 1987)
"This article welcomes M. Fox's, The Song of Songs and the Ancient Egyptian Love Songs; but
it also critically reviews his initial assumptions regarding the relationship between Hebrew and
Egyptian love poetry. It then ...
Love's Roots: On the Redaction of Genesis 30:14-24
(Four Quarters Publishing Company, 1987)