This will most likely be my last post for the next week, unless I shoot off a few posts from my iPhone while at the SBL annual meeting. I leave this Friday morning for New Orleans and am looking forward to meeting with old friends and also meeting up with some people that I communicate with through various biblioblogs and Twitter. I’m also looking forward to the book exhibit, meeting with some professors, and a few papers that sound very interesting. If you need some SBL Annual Meeting advice, check out the wisdom of Mark Goodacre.
In case you were wondering, here is the information for my paper (although I’m sure everyone has it highlighted on their calendar):
23-210
Book of Psalms
11/23/2009
1:00 PM to 3:30 PM
Room: St. Charles Suite – MRW. H. Bellinger, Baylor University, Presiding
Will Kynes, University of Cambridge
Doxology in Disputation: The Use of Psalms 8 and 107 in the Book of Job (30 min)
Arthur Boulet, Princeton Theological Seminary
The Prayer of Manasseh: A Window Into the Shape and Shaping of the Hebrew Psalter (30 min)
Roy Garton, Baylor University
The Death of a Psalmist: A Structural Analysis and Literary Reading of Psalm 88 (30 min)
Joel M. LeMon, Emory University
The Ethics of the Psalms and the Problem of Violence (30 min)
Christopher M. Corwin, New College Berkeley
Psalms 23-29: A Sequence? (30 min)
If you are on Twitter, check out the hashtag #sbl09 for updates from attendees who are on Twitter.
If you’re going to be at SBL and see me wondering around aimlessly, be sure to stop me and say hello.
17 November 2009 at 5.24 pm
That’s a good word from Mark G.
19 November 2009 at 4.38 pm
Have fun Art!