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peasant revolt model: a standalone construct

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Old Testament studies

the model of Israel's emergence in Canaan as an internal revolt of peasants against city-states rather than an invasion.

In Old Testament studies, peasant revolt model refers to the model of Israel's emergence in Canaan as an internal revolt of peasants against city-states rather than an invasion. This meaning comes from Mendenhall (1962) in The Biblical Archaeologist.[1]

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References

  1. Mendenhall, G. E. (1962). The Hebrew Conquest of Palestine. The Biblical Archaeologist, 25(3), 66-87. https://doi.org/10.2307/3210957

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