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100 1  Poulsen, Frederik,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       no2014166839|eauthor. 
245 14 The black hole in Isaiah :|ba study of exile as a literary
       theme /|cFrederik Poulsen. 
264  1 Tübingen, Germany :|bMohr Siebeck,|c[2019] 
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490 1  Forschungen zum Alten Testament,|x0940-4155 ;|v125 
502    Dissertation University of Copenhagen, 2018. 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 415-436) and 
       indexes. 
505 0  Entering the black hole -- Anticipating exile: Oracles of 
       doom -- Embodying exile: Typological figures -- Slavery 
       and captivity: Political and spatial images -- Scattering 
       and dispersion: Geographical images -- Blindness and 
       disorientation: Cognitive images -- Abandonment and 
       bereavement: Social images. 
520 8  Publisher's description: Frederik Poulsen investigates 
       exile as a literary and theological theme in the book of 
       Isaiah. While other biblical writings explicitly depict 
       the destruction of Jerusalem and the inhabitants' 
       deportation to Babylon in the early sixth century BCE, 
       Isaiah is apparently silent. At the center of the book 
       where readers would expect to find an account of these 
       traumatic and defining events, there is just a strange 
       gap. The author argues that the curious break between 
       chapters 39 and 40 indicates an anti-climax - a destroyed 
       and forsaken Jerusalem - and that several passages stress 
       its importance by either pointing forward to it or looking
       back at it. Frederik Poulsen demonstrates that the exile 
       in Isaiah hides itself as a "black hole" at the center of 
       the book and thereby has a decisive influence on the 
       literary structure, poetic imagery, and theological 
       message of this prophetic scroll. 
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