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Dorothea Erbele-Kuster succeeds in her combination of historical-critical analysis with Rezeptionsasthetik and opens new ways of understanding the process of reading the Psalms. Her ability to apply the best from traditional German scholarship and new approaches has brought us further in the studies of the Psalms. Reading the book was a pleasure. --Kirsten Nielsen, University of Aarhus, Denmark, published in the Review of Biblical Literature, 12/2003 This is a most illuminating and constructive discussion of the impact that the Psalms make on those who use them in worship. --Gordon Wenhem, Tutor in Old Testament, Trinity College Bristol, U.K.

Dorothea Erbele-Kuster succeeds in her combination of historical-critical analysis with Rezeptionsasthetik and opens new ways of understanding the process of reading the Psalms. Her ability to apply the best from traditional German scholarship and new approaches has brought us further in the studies of the Psalms. Reading the book was a pleasure. --Kirsten Nielsen, University of Aarhus, Denmark, published in the Review of Biblical Literature, 12/2003 This is a most illuminating and constructive discussion of the impact that the Psalms make on those who use them in worship. --Gordon Wenhem, Tutor in Old Testament, Trinity College Bristol, U.K.

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Dr. Dorothea Erbele-Kuster is Professor of Old Testament Studies at the Protestant University in Brussels / Belgium since 2006. She is currently doing research in the areas of hermeneutics, ethics and cultural anthropology. Recent publications include: Korper und Geschlecht: Studien zur Anthropologie von Lev 12 und 15 (WMANT 121) Neukirchen-Vluyn 2008 (english version forthcoming with T@T Clark/Continuum), and Gender and Cult: Pure and Impure as Gender-relevant categories, in I. Fischer, M. Navarro Puerto (ed.), Torah. The Bible and the Women Vol. 1, Boston: Brill, 2011.

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