Proopopaia in Hebrew poetry and its prose uses
A scholarly note outlines two kinds of prosopopoeia in Hebrew literature imaginary personifications and speaking in the voice of real beings. It praises the ancients for their vivid symbols while warning that the former can mislead unless used appropriately. The piece cites Job, Habakkuk, and Jeremiah and promises a later treatment of the second kind.
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