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The poetic texts constituting the biblical corpus of the Book of Lamentations dramatically portray the destruction of Jerusalem around 587/86 BCE, putting an abundance of emotions into words. From the perspective of cultural memory, this study traces the emotional processes that played a significant role in the emergence and transmission of the Book of Lamentations in time and space, from its Mesopotamian predecessors to its rabbinical reception.
The poetic texts constituting the biblical corpus of the Book of Lamentations dramatically portray the destruction of Jerusalem around 587/86 BCE, putting an abundance of emotions into words. From the perspective of cultural memory, this study traces the emotional processes that played a significant role in the emergence and transmission of the Book of Lamentations in time and space, from its Mesopotamian predecessors to its rabbinical reception.



