Chapter 6 Psalm 47 as a Song of Zion: Nationalistic and Universalistic Tendencies

In: Jerusalem and Other Holy Places as Foci of Multireligious and Ideological Confrontation
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David Frankel
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109–130
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004437210_008

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Series:  Jewish and Christian Perspectives Series, Volume: 37
Cover Jerusalem and Other Holy Places as Foci of Multireligious and Ideological Confrontation
E-Book ISBN:
9789004437210
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
02 Dec 2020
Front Matter
Introduction
Chapter 1 Graves as Holy Places? The Development of Jewish and National Sacred Space in the State of Israel, 1948–1967
Chapter 2 Rabbinic Literature’s Hidden Polemic: Sacred Space in the World of the Sages
Chapter 3 Inner Sanctum: Digital Labyrinths as Postmodern Pilgrimages: the Cases of the Talos Principle and the Turing Test
Chapter 4 The Dome and the Rock Where Adam, Moses, and Jesus Meet
Chapter 5 Synagogues as Foci of Multi-Religious and Ideological Confrontation? The Case of the Sardis Synagogue
Chapter 7 Where Shall Wisdom Be Found? Identity, Sacred Space, and Universal Knowledge in Philostratus and Acts of the Apostles
Chapter 8 “Holy Mokum”—a Case Study: the Dynamics of Sacred Place at Kastanjeplein, Amsterdam on National Remembrance Day
Chapter 9 The Garden in Eden: a Holy Place?
Chapter 10 Rituals of Holy Places in the 11th Century: the Circling of the Gates of Jerusalem and Pilgrimage to the Cave of Machpelah
Chapter 11 Church History and Archaeology on Holy Places in the Netherlands
Chapter 12 Seeing Jerusalem through Selected Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Collective Memory’s Visualizations
Chapter 13 From Church to Synagogue: the Bankras Church (Amstelveen, the Netherlands) as a Case from the Responsa
Chapter 14 The “Inn of the Good Samaritan”: Religious, Civic and Political Rhetoric of a Biblical Site
Chapter 15 A Sense of Place and the Jewish Temple: from the Book of Psalms to the Temple Scroll
Chapter 16 Remnants of Jewish Holiness in the Al Aksa Mosque in The Hague: Emotions, Rules, and “Iconic Fields”
Chapter 17 Sacred Stones: Literary and Folkloric Representations of the Remains of the Holy Temple
Chapter 18 Jerusalem as an Aposiopesis in Old and New Testament Texts
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