Mary Anna Bader Ordre des livres

Exploring the character of Dinah, this work delves into her portrayal in post-Hebrew Bible literature, examining how her story evolves through various cultural and historical lenses. It highlights themes of gender, identity, and trauma, analyzing interpretations and adaptations that reflect societal attitudes toward women. The book provides a critical framework for understanding the significance of Dinah's narrative in broader literary and religious contexts, revealing the complexities of her character and the implications of her experiences across different texts.