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No 20 (2024): Job: justica e sofrimento

Published: 2024-12-16

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Articles

Phineus in Apollonius of Rhodes: godliness and philanthropy

Ana Alexandra Alves de Sousa

9-18
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Between Book of Job and Goethe’s Faust : the man put to the test

Ana Fernandes

19-36
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Illness, suffering and divine action in Ludlul bēl nēmeqi: the topos of the Righteous Sufferer in ancient Mesopotamia

Ana Satiro, Isabel Gomes de Almeida

37-57
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Poetry as a Kenotic Exercise in “The Days of Job” by José Tolentino Mendonça

Alex Villas Boas

59-70
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The biblical tradition of Job in Spanish Baroque Comedy

Elena Martínez Carro

71-81
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The book of Job: one of the paradigms of Mon Cas

Flavia Maria Corradin

83-92
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“Who, being innocent, ever perished?” (Job 4,7): the book of Job and the doctrine of retribution

Hans Ausloos

93-108
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Mourning, suffering and family loyalty in the mythical-literary cycle of Inanna and Dumuzi

Isabel Gomes de Almeida

109-122
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Semantic levels of justice in the book of Job

José Augusto Ramos

123-143
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Dom Pedro, Count of Barcelos, between the Book of Job and Ecclesiastes

José Carlos Ribeiro Miranda

145-157
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Dramatic representations of Job: from the biblical-theological matrix to some literary variations

José Cândido de Oliveira Martins

159-171
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Job and Adélia Prado: narrative voices and reception

João Leonel

173-184
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Job and the Comedy of Suffering in A Serious Man (2009), by the Coen Brothers

João de Mancelos

185-191
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Job. The Adventure of Suffering: Pain and Faith as Anthropological Characteristics – A Philosophical Reading

María Cecilia Colombani

193-206
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The curious case of a discredited scribe (A.1258+): slander and suffering in 18th century BC Mesopotamia

Maria de Fátima Rosa

207-226
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Job, fair misfortune, and the interpretation of suffering by friends. Eliphaz’s speeches

Michel Mutaia Kanianga

227-237
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The reception of Job in the earliest greek literature

Stephen Bay

239-248
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Argumentative movements of emotions in political speeches

Sara Topete de Oliveira Pita

249-266
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The figure of Job as a literary motif. The desire for meaning in the face of suffering

Teresa Vallès-Botey

267-275
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Other studies

From the slave duo of Greco-Latin comedy to the pair of spurred boys of Quem tem farelos? by Gil Vicente. Tradition and dramatic potentialities of a classical motif

Rui Tavares de Faria

277-290
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Reviews

Isabel Cristina Pires (2023). O Planeta Irreal. Vila Nova de Famalicão: Edições Húmus, 116 pp

João de Mancelos

293-298
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