Authors:
- Jhonathan James de Sousa: Academia.edu

- Flávio Schmitt: -

Abstract: »This article addresses the topic of violence in the Bible. Specifically, violence against women, against the backdrop of the case of incestuous sexual abuse of Amnon and Tamar, recorded in 2 Samuel 13. The study carries out exegetical research on some terms used for violence in the Old and New Testaments. , a more specific analysis and structuring of the narrative of 2 Samuel 13 and a bibliographical overview on violence in sacred texts. Finally, in light of what was evidenced and analyzed, it can be inferred from this text that violence is a subject present in the Bible, particularly in the Old Testament. It also emphasizes that biblical texts that contain language or terms that express violence must be studied with hermeneutical care, avoiding decontextualized interpretations or applications. Especially biblical texts that involve gender issues.« (Source: Coisas do Gênero)

Contents:

	Resumo (p. 220)
	Abstract (p. 220)
	Introdução (p. 221)
	Termos Bíblicos usados para Violência (p. 223)
		No Antigo Testamento (p. 223)
		No Novo Testamento (p. 224)
	A Violência contrra mulheres a partir do caso de Amnom e Tamar (2 Samuel 13) (p. 225)
		Os personagens da narrativa e suas inter-relações (p. 227)
		Os tipos de violência e sua continuidade na família real (p. 228)
	O Silêncio diante da Violência (p. 229)
		A intertextualidade: o caso de Amnom e Tamar com a violação de Diná e o feminicídio da concubina do Levita (p. 230)
		A violência e o ambiente familiar (p. 233)
	Conclusão (p. 234)
	Referências (p. 235)

Wikipedia: Ancient history: History of ancient Israel and Judah | Religious text: Hebrew Bible / Books of Samuel, 2 Samuel 13 | Sex and the law: Rape / Rape in the Hebrew Bible, Amnon, Tamar (daughter of David)