El consejo del siervo anónimo
Consideración sobre la relación siervo-amo en tres narraciones bíblicas (1 Sam 9; Jue 19; 2 Re 5)
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https://doi.org/10.47182/rb.84.n3-4-2022321Palabras clave:
Narrativa bíblica, Siervo, Personajes menores, 1Sm 9, Jue 19, 1Re 5Resumen
El artículo investiga el rol narrativo del siervo anónimo en tres episodios bíblicos (1 Sam 9; Jue 19; 2 Re 5). A través de una perspectiva sincrónica del texto, y con la ayuda del análisis discursivo-narratológico de las escenas en las que aparece el siervo, se mostrará cómo los autores bíblicos utilizan a este personaje en el contexto de un esquema narrativo definido y con la intención de transmitir un modelo ideológico preciso.
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