Tag Archives: Qumran community

Nature and Nurture: A Social-Cognitive Approach to Moral Emotions in the Qumran Sectarian Literature

Posted on May 22, 2024 by Elsie Froment

Marcus K. M. Tso, PhD Abstract: The emerging methodology of cognitive psychology in Qumran studies is yet underemployed for exploring sectarian moral psychology. This paper extends the author’s work on moral emotions in the Qumran sectarian literature by arguing for … Continue reading →

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Moral Emotions in the Qumran Sectarian Literature: A Cognitive Psychological Approach

Posted on November 25, 2023 by Elsie Froment

By Marcus K. M. Tso, PhD Abstract: Cognitive psychology is an emerging methodological tool in Qumran studies, but little has yet been published on how it might illuminate the sectarian moral psychology. This paper extends the author’s work on ethics … Continue reading →

Posted in Author Submission | Tagged cognitive psychological approach to Qumran studies, Dead Sea Scrolls studies, Marcus Tso, Qumran community, Qumran emotions, Qumran Literature, Qumran moral emotions | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Qumran community

Moral Emotions in the Qumran Sectarian Literature: A Cognitive Psychological Approach

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