Lass, MagdalenaThis article focuses on the relationship between Rachel and Lea as well as their respective relationships with God and their husband Jacob. Special attention is paid to the meanings of the names given their children at birth. It is shown that Jacob turns toward his previously neglected wife Lea as soon as the third child (Levi) is born, whereas Rachel actively tries to change her fate. Within the story, the haracters of Rachel and Jacob are often mirrored, especially in their struggle with their siblings
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The article analyses the novel “Das verlorene Kind” by Rahel Sanzara, whose central motif is sexuall...
This article deals with the representation of motherdaughter relationships in novels by Herta Müller...
The article discusses the literary ways of presenting the consequences of Jacob’s special love for h...
This article focuses on the relationship between Rachel and Lea as well as their respective relation...
Happiness and lament in the house of Jacob The birth narrative in Genesis 29:31-30:24 is a cohere...
The article shows that the biblical account of Jacob’s marriage to Rachel and Leah is a purposeful l...
In modern times as never before, marriage and family are in danger. The contemporary problems were a...
Henning In Genesis 35, the beloved Jewish matriarch, Rachel, dies in childbirth outside of Bethlehem...
Im römischen Reich hatte die Frau eine relativ gute gesellschaftliche Stellung. Als mater familias w...
Im 20. Jahrhundert versucht die Schweiz, Fahrende mit Gewalt zu assimilieren. Kindeswegnahme, Versor...
Dieser Beitrag beschäftigt sich mit der Existenz von Menschen als geborene Wesen. Das Eltern-Kind-Ve...
The article is an attempt to read a philosophical load of prose by Bruno Schulz, a writer whose biog...
'Eine elterliche Trennung ist für Kinder ein kritisches Lebensereignis, das sie vielfältigen Belastu...
Versöhnung ist eines der wichtigsten Themen in der Bibel. Anerkennend die Realität des Konflikts, be...
A story of suffering in fearful times. The woman between ‘the new’ and ‘the old&rs...
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The article discusses the literary ways of presenting the consequences of Jacob’s special love for h...