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Texts of terror: Literary-feminist readings of biblical narratives is a pioneering work of feminist Biblical criticism by Phyllis Trible. Published in 1984, Texts of Terror centers on the analysis of four Hebrew Bible narratives: the story of Hagar, the rape of Tamar, the sacrifice of Jephthah's daughter, and the Levite's concubine in Gibeah.


The Levite's Concubine in Gibeah: Summary

Responses to the Story

From Tribal Israel

From the Editor of Judges

From the Shapers of the Canon

From the Prophets

From the Readers

Analyses

Men and Women in Opposition and Dissonance

Legally and Socially Not Equivalent of Wife

Polarity and Grammar

References

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