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A psychoanalytic interpretation of the story of Joseph, the son of Jacob

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Title A psychoanalytic interpretation of the story of Joseph, the son of Jacob : a study in comparative culture, ethics, and spirituality
Publisher [Place of publication not identified] Edwin Mellen Press
Creation Date 2015
Notes Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
English
Content Joseph of Genesis -- Yusuf of Qur'an -- Judeo-Arabic Yusuf -- Hadith of Yusuf -- The poem of Yosef -- The Josephine tragedy (Carvajal's Joseph) -- Mann's Joseph -- The Joseph media.
Language English
National Library system number 997011079236005171
MARC RECORDS
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Philosophical treatise on the life of Joseph son of Jacob / edited by L. Solomon.
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A psychoanalytic interpretation of the story of Joseph, the son of Jacob : a study in comparative culture, ethics, and spirituality / Christopher Nouryeh ; with a foreword by Richard Nochimson.

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