Genesis

The book presents a detailed analysis of Genesis as a creatively restructured hypertext of Deuteronomy, highlighting around 1,000 organized conceptual and linguistic correspondences between the two texts. This sequential relationship elucidates unexpected aspects of Genesis, challenging the notion of diverse literary sources or layers within the text. By examining Genesis as a coherent hypertextual work, the author provides new insights into its composition and the intertextual dynamics at play.