La comicidad narrativa en 1 Samuel y Ester en el Texto Masorético de la Biblia Hebrea, según la edición de Leningradensis B19a de la Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia

Abstract

This thesis deals with the participation of the comic in the narratives of the BH from the linguistic and narratological analysis of some scenes taken from the books of 1 Samuel and Esther. In particular, the aim is to: a) to demonstrate the concurrence of the comicity in the BH, as presented in the Leningradensis b19a Masoretic text in the BHS edition; b) to improve knowledge of the mechanisms of narration in Biblical Hebrew, and c) to improve knowledge of the functioning of certain aspects of the Hebrew verbal system. This work proposes that, on occasion, the biblical text distills a particular comicality that has its reflection in some of the linguistic aspects of biblical Hebrew, as this is affordable in the TM. The objective is, on the one hand, to identify those comical procedures or triggers proper to those biblical texts in Hebrew in the light of the general or universal comicality and, on the other hand, but related to the aforementioned, indicate which linguistic catalysts allow the development of the comic scenes that seem to be discovered in the chosen examples...