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  • Brenner, A. (2004). On the Rivers of Babylon. Psalm 137, or between Victim and Perpetrator. In J. Bekkenkamp, & Y. Sherwood (Eds.), Sanctified Aggression: Legacies of Biblical and Post-Biblical Vocabularies of Violence (pp. 76-91). T&T Clark/Continuum (BTC3).
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    Leneman, H. F. (2004). The scroll of Ruth re-told through librettos and music: biblical interpretation in a new key. [Thesis, externally prepared, Universiteit van Amsterdam]. in eigen beheer.
  • Brenner, A. (2003). All my daughters Once again, what can we do with the text? Altes Testament und Moderne - ATM, 179-184.
  • Brenner, A. (2003). Are we amused? : humour about women in the biblical worlds. (Journal for the study of the Old Testament; Supplement series; No. 383). T&T Clark International.
  • Brenner, A. (2003). Mikal en David: liefde tussen vijanden? Schrift, 207, 90-94.
  • Brenner, A. (2003). Some Reflections on Violence Against Women and the Image of the Hebrew God: The Prophetic Books Revisited. In A. Bach, J. Schaberg, & E. Fuchs (Eds.), On the Cutting Edge: The Study of Women in the Biblical World: Essays in Honor of Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza T&T Clark/Continuum.
  • Brenner, A. (2003). Gazing Back at the Shulammite, Yet Again. Biblical Interpretation, 11, 295-300.
  • Brenner, A. (2003). All My Daughters...Once again, what can we do with the text. In K. Schmid, & H. G. Williamson (Eds.), Prophetie in Israel (Altes Testament und Moderne) (pp. 179-184). (11). LIT-Verlag.
  • Brenner, A. (2003). Mikal en David: liefde tussen vijanden? Schrift, 207, 90-94.
  • Brenner, A. (2003). Are We Amused? Small and Big Differences in Josephus' Representations of Biblical Female Figures. In A. Brenner (Ed.), Are We Amused? Humour about Women in the Biblical Worlds (pp. 79-89). T&T Clark/Continuum.
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