Kingship and Memory in Ancient Judah

'kingship And Memory In Ancient Judah' Investigates Kingship In Judean Discourse, Particularly In The Early Second Temple Era. In Doing So, It Contributes To Our Knowledge Of Literature And Literary Culture In Ancient Judah And Also Makes A Significant Contribution To Questions Of History And Historiographical Method In Biblical Studies. Ancient Judah And Its Literature: Remembering And Imagining Kingship -- Torah And Its Guardians -- Cruxes Of Leadership: The Transition(s) To Monarchy -- Remembering/forgetting David And Davidic Kingship -- The Remembered Future In Prophetic Literature -- To Conclude: The Emplotments Of Kingship And Metahistoriography In Ancient Judah. Ian D. Wilson. The Book Has Its Formal Origins In A Doctoral Dissertation Defended At The University Of Alberta In March 2015--acknowledgments. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.