Re-reading Mobility, Settlement, and Religion in Ancient Israel and Judah

Eric M. Trinka

doi:10.35305/cl.vi23.155

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Eric M. Trinka Emory & Henry University, Estados Unidos

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35305/cl.vi23.155

Palabras clave:

Israel, Migración, Mobilidad, Religión, Yahvismo

Resumen

Este artículo reinterpreta narrativas bien ensayadas sobre el surgimiento de Israel a través de la lente de los estudios de movilidad y migración. Ofrezco un relato de la llegada y aceptación del yahvismo en la región a través de un análisis basado en la movilidad y concluyo con una exposición de las tensiones persistentes entre la movilidad y los asentamientos en la vida religiosa de Israel y la Biblia de Judá. El artículo pretende demostrar que podemos cultivar modelos sociales precisos que den cuenta de la intersección relacional de movilidad, religión y asentamiento y, al hacerlo, articular mejor las gramáticas sociales y las infraestructuras físicas que establecen y refuerzan culturas particulares de movilidad.

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