The Invention Of Ancient Israel by Keith W. Whitelam
The Silencing of Palestinian History
This scholarly work challenges the traditional narratives surrounding the historical and biblical origins of ancient Israel, arguing that the modern understanding has been heavily influenced by political and ideological agendas. It critiques the dominant archaeological and historical interpretations that have often marginalized the broader cultural and social contexts of the region. By examining the interplay between history and myth, the book encourages a re-evaluation of how ancient Israel is perceived, suggesting that the conventional story has been shaped more by modern nationalistic and religious interests than by objective historical evidence.
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- 1996
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- British
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- 300-350
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