The linguistic picture of the woman and the man in the prophetic
books of the Old Testament
The linguistic picture of the woman and the man in the prophetic
books of the Old Testament
Author(s): Jolanta SzarlejContributor(s): Sławomir Konkol (Translator)
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Theology and Religion, Biblical studies, Philology
Published by: Akademia Techniczno-Humanistyczna w Bielsku-Białej
Keywords: Bible;language image of the world;woman;man;prophetic books;biblical anthropology;
Summary/Abstract: The paper is an attempt at a cognitive analysis and description of biblical images of the human being, deeply rooted in the religious system of values, such as the covenant with God, redemption or sanctity, found in various morphemes, lexemes and other expressions of the biblical Hebrew language. The analysis of the Hebrew lexemes used to define the man and the woman, helpful in the reconstruction of the informal ways of thinking of the human being, observed in the Semitic culture, is expected to present a biblical picture of the human being as a living creature (népeš), revealing itself in BäSär (a physical component) as well as rûªH (a spiritual component), a creature functioning among other creatures, belonging to their world, but also occupying a particular place in it.
Journal: Świat i słowo
- Issue Year: 1/2020
- Issue No: 34
- Page Range: 357-376
- Page Count: 20
- Language: English
