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By interpreting the biblical story of Job as a Greek tragedy, Horace Meyer Kallen presents Job as a tragic hero facing immense suffering, with God depicted as an antagonist. Kallen employs his expertise in Greek literature to analyze the narrative's themes, structure, and the philosophical questions it raises, such as free will and divine justice. His thorough literary examination offers a fresh perspective on this enduring story, making it a significant contribution to biblical studies and literary analysis. The work is presented as a restored facsimile of the original edition.
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The Book Of Job As A Greek Tragedy (1918), Horace Meyer Kallen
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