Arithmétique, géométrie et politique

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Using a new set of methodological tools, Axel Bühler analyzes the corpus of Numbers 1-4 and 26. Based on his findings, he argues from a historical-critical perspective that the Book of Numbers, and consequently the Pentateuch, was composed in the 3rd century BCE. The methodological innovation focuses on the study of numbers in the Bible and their implications for textual criticism and historicity, positioned at the intersection of rhetoric and numerical motifs. He demonstrates how Numbers 1-4 and 26 incorporate codes from ("constitution") literature and literature, both of which describe military campaigns.

Autorenportrait

Né en 1992; 2014 Bachelor et 2016 Master en physique à l'école polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL); 2024 doctorat en théologie à l'Université de Genève; Maître de conférences à l'Institut protestant de théologie de Paris (IPT-Paris).

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