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E-grāmata: Empire, the British Museum, and the Making of the Biblical Scholar in the Nineteenth Century: Archival Criticism

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Since the modern period, the field of biblical studies has relied upon libraries, museums, and archives for its evidentiary and credentialing needs. Yet, absent in biblical scholarship is a thorough and critical examination of the instrumentality of the disciplines master archives for elite power structures. Addressing this gap in biblical scholarship lies central to this book. Interrogated here is a premier repository or master archive of the discipline: the British Museum. Using an assemblage of critical theories from archival discourse to postcolonial studies, space theory to governmentality studies, the focal point of this book is at the intersections of the Museums rise to scientific prominence, the British Empire, and the conferring of scientific authority to modern biblical critics in the nineteenth century.  Gregory L. Cuéllar initiates a season of historicization of the master archives of biblical studies and archival criticism.

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Cuéllars work is incisive, persuasive, and important. Cuéllars task in Empire, the British Museum, and the Making of the Biblical Scholar in the Nineteenth Century is hermeneutically-minded and immanently relevant to the shifting tides of biblical criticism in the twenty-first century. (Erin J. Beall, Horizons in Biblical Theology, Vol. 44 (1), 2022)

1 Introduction: Historicizing the Master Archive
1(14)
The Politics of the Master Archive
2(2)
The Indexes of Subjectivity for the Archive
4(1)
Critiquing the Master Archive as a Biblical Scholar
5(5)
Trespassing on the Archive as Method
10(2)
Bibliography
12(3)
2 Mastering Biblical History in the British Museum
15(38)
Seeing Is Believing
16(3)
Multivalent Inscriptions of Power
19(1)
Scientific Exploration in the Public Domain
20(7)
Historical Geography and the Bible
27(2)
Layard's Nimrud in the British Museum
29(8)
The Antiquarian Gaze of the British Museum
37(7)
The British Museum's Machinery of Affiliations
44(3)
Conclusion
47(1)
Bibliography
48(5)
3 Books and Bodies in the British Museum Reading Room
53(42)
Equating Skull Size with Superior Intellect
56(4)
Panoptic Knowledge and Encyclopedic Learning
60(4)
The Reading Room as a Panoptic Machine for Knowledge
64(4)
Gendered Space in the Reading Room
68(6)
Reproducing Empire in the Reading Room
74(3)
The Printed Bible Collection and Clergy Readers
77(8)
Conclusion
85(1)
Bibliography
86(9)
4 The Biblical Critic as Collector
95(36)
Biblical Critic as Collector of Manuscripts
98(5)
Westcott's Private Collecting Habits
103(4)
Collecting Natural Objects with School Boys
107(3)
Feasting Eyes at the British Museum
110(5)
The Confines of Textual Collecting
115(2)
Textual Collecting at a State Museum
117(3)
Shaping the Textual Critic Through Museum Access
120(4)
Conclusion
124(2)
Bibliography
126(5)
5 Biblical Scholar as Imperial State Agent
131(46)
Customizing Archaeological Science for the Department of Antiquities
137(8)
Samuel Birch and the Department of Oriental Antiquities
145(2)
Aligning Museum Artifacts with Biblical History
147(3)
Touring Birch's Department as an Orientalist
150(7)
Racial Seeing of Museum Artifacts
157(4)
Samuel Rolles Driver as Scholar Agent of the British Museum
161(4)
Linking Museum Artifacts to Biblical History
165(1)
Driver's Racial Seeing of Museum Artifacts
166(4)
Conclusion
170(1)
Bibliography
171(6)
6 Epilogue: Contextualizing a Museum of the Bible
177(8)
Bibliography
182(3)
Index 185
Gregory L. Cuéllar is Associate Professor of Old Testament at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, USA. His research reveals a transdisciplinary scope, focusing primarily on the intersections of elite power and master archives as well as religion and migration.
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