Tooman Literary Genre Coding of the Old Testament

Good Morning All

I am in the process of writing my Dissertation for a PhD and have made reference to the “Tooman Literary Genre Coding of the Old Testament”. My issue is I am not sure how to cite this resource. I cannot find any resource information on it in Logos 5, the Logos.com web site or even Amazon.com. Google directs me to some entries in Library Thing but without source info. Anyone have an ISBN number or other source information for “Tooman Literary Genre Coding of the Old Testament” or even point me in a direction? I am all out of ideas. I want to make sure I properly cite every source but I am coming up empty on this one.

Thanks for all your help.

Have a great day studying God’s Word.

Pastor Rich Schnieders

Friendship Community Church

Fort Myers, FL

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Steve Maling

Here is another thread asking the same question: http://community.logos.com/forums/t/37307.aspx

MJ. Smith

This was done specifically for Logos. They have been unable to provide definitions for the codes.

Mark Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/504097#Comment_504097

http://www.st-Andrews.ac.uk/divinity/rt/staff/wt21/

Take a look down the page for Genre Database: Old Testament. Doesn't nec. help w/citation issue.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/504118#Comment_504118

It's unfortunate Logos doesn't make the fields query-able (that I know of??). In Libronix, I moved them out to a separate temporary db to match against syntactical dating patterns.

Although they're certainly opinion-based (and so arguable), and also reflect a less than conservative viewpoint (which I'm fine with), the OT ones are great for separating out prose sections from poetry, major segments (e.g. Abraham narritives vs Isaaic vs Jacob), and so forth. Would be very useful in root patterns.

The NT ones was considerably broader and not as useful.