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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Barmash, Pamela
• Pinsker, Shachar
• Painter, Rick

Titel

PERIODICALS AND COLLECTED ESSAYS

Ist Teil von

• Hebrew studies, 2012-01, Vol.53 (1), p.437-451

Ort / Verlag

Madison: National Association of Professors of Hebrew in Institutions of Higher Learning

Erscheinungsjahr

2012

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• (ProQuest: ... denotes non-USASCII text omitted.) ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH STUDIES REVIEW. 35.2 (201 1) Don Harrán, '"Kehi kinnor' by Samuel Archivolti (d. 161 1): A Wedding Ode with Hidden Messages," pp. 253-291; Judah D. Galinsky, "The Significance of Form: R. Moses of Coucy's Reading Audience and His Sefer ha-Mizvot," pp. 293-321; Mira Balberg, "Rabbinic Authority, Medical Rhetoric, and Body Hermeneutics in Mishnah Nega'im," pp. 323-346; "A Serious Man: Introduction," pp. 347-348; Jeffrey Shandler, "'Serious' Talk," pp. 349-355; Shai Ginsburg, "The Physics of Being Jewish, or On Cats and Jews," pp. 357-364; Riv-Ellen Prell, "A Serious Man in Situ: Tear and Loathing in St. Louis Park,'" pp. 365-376; Jonathan Boyarín, "An Ugly Story?" pp. 377-382; Ariella Lang, "From Boys to Men: Gender Politics and Jewish Identity in A Serious Man," pp. 383-391; Samuel C. Heilman, "On Writing about the Seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe and His Hasidim," pp. 393400; Elliot R. Wolfson, "Open Secret in the Rearview Mirror," pp. 401-418. Asa Kasher, "Fighting Forms of Idolatry: The Meaning of an Image of Moses in Jewish Theology," pp. 53-62; Moshe Greenberg, z% "Jewish Conceptions of the Human Factor in Biblical Prophecy," pp. 63-77; Uriel Simon, "Biblical Destinies: Conditional Promises," pp. 79-87; David Novak, "God and Human Rights in a Secular Society: A Biblical-Talmudic Perspective," pp. 89-99; Amos Frisch, "The Biblical Attitude toward Human Toil," pp. 101-118; Joel Kaminsky, "New Testament and Rabbinic Views of Election," pp. 119-146; Zev Garber, "Amalek and Amalekut: A Homiletic Lesson," pp. 147-159; Marvin A. Sweeney, "Foundations for a Jewish Theology of the Hebrew Bible: Prophets in Dialogue," pp. 161-186; Marc Zvi Brettler, "Psalms and Jewish Biblical Theology," pp. 187-197; Benjamin D. Sommer, "Psalm 1 and the Canonical Shaping of Jewish Scripture," pp. 199-221; Moshe Greenberg, ? '7, "Reflections on Job's Theology," pp. 223-229; Isaac Kalimi, "Fear of Annihilation and Eternal Covenant: The Book of Esther in Judaism and Jewish Theology," pp. 231-247; Peter J. Haas, "The Book of Daniel: The Strange End of Biblical Theology," pp. 249-262. Hans M. Barstad, "History and Memory: Some Reflections on the 'Memory Debate' in Relation to the Hebrew Bible," pp. 1-10; Niels Peter Lemche, "Did a Reform Like Josiah's Happen?" pp. 11-19; Nadav Na'aman, "Text and Archaeology in a Period of Great Decline: The Contribution of the Amarna Letters to the Debate on the Historicity of Nehemiah's Wall," pp. 20-30; Rainer Albertz, "Secondary Sources also Deserve to be Historically Evaluated: The Case of the United Monarchy," pp. 31-45; Thomas L. Thompson, "Reiterative Narratives of Exile and Return: Virtual Memories of Abraham in the Persian and Hellenistic Periods," pp. 46-54; André Lemaire, "Hazor in the Second Half of the Tenth Century B.C.E.: Historiography, Archaeology and History," pp. 55-72; Mario Liverani, "The Chronology of the Biblical Fairy-Tale," pp. 73-88; Ehud Ben Zvi, "A Contribution to the Intellectual History of Yehud: The Story of Micaiah and Its Function within the Discourse of Persian-Period Literati," pp. 89-102; Diana V. Edelman, "Of Priests and Prophets and Interpreting the Past: The Egyptian Hm-Ntr and Hry-Hbt and the Judahite NäbP" pp. 103-112; H. G. M. Williamson, "Welcome Home," pp. 113-123; Oded Lipschits, "'Here is a Man whose Name is §emah' (Zechariah 6:12)," pp. 124-136; Bob Becking, "Drought, Hunger, and Redistribution: A Social Economic Reading of Nehemiah 5," pp. 137-149; Joseph Blenkinsopp, "Footnotes to the Rescript of Artaxerxes (Ezra 7:11-26)," pp. 150-158; Gary N. Knoppers, "Aspects of Samaria's Religious Culture during the Early Hellenistic Period," pp. 159-174; Ernst Axel Knauf, "Biblical References to Judean Settlement in Eretz Israel (and Beyond) in the Late Persian and Early Hellenistic Periods," pp. 175-193; Philip R. Davies, "The Hebrew Canon and the Origins of Judaism," pp. 194-206; George J. Brooke, "What Makes a Text Historical? Lester L. Grabbe, "Introduction," pp 1-30; James K. Aitken, "Judaic National Identity," pp. 31-48; Israel Finkelstein, "Geographical Lists in Ezra and Nehemiah in the Light of Archaeology: Persian or Hellenistic?" pp. 4969; Lester L. Grabbe, "Hyparchs, Oikonomoi, and Mafiosi: The Governance of Judah in the Ptolemaic Period," pp. 70-90; Sylvie Honigman, "King and Temple in 2 Maccabees: The Case for Continuity," pp. 91-130; Aryeh Kasher, "Further Revised Thoughts on Josephus' Report of Alexander's Campaign to Palestine (Ant. 11.304-347)," pp. 131-157; Amos Kloner, "The Introduction of the Greek Language and Culture in the Third Century bce, according to the Archaeological Evidence in Idumaea," pp. 158-162; Oded Lipschits, "Jerusalem between Two Periods of Greatness: The Size and Status of the City in the Babylonian, Persian and Early Hellenistic Periods," pp. 163-175; Menachem Mor, "The Samaritans' Transition from the Persian to the Greek Period," pp. 176-198; John Ray, "The Alphabet that Never Was: A Possible Egyptian Influence on the Near East," pp. 199-209; Eveline Van Der Steen, "Empires and Farmers," pp. 210-224; Loren T. Stuckenbruck, "Early Enochic Tradition and the Restoration of Humanity: The Function and Significance of 1 Enoch 10," pp. 225-241; Oren Tal, '"Hellenistic Foundations' in Palestine," pp. 242-254; Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer, "Will the Prophetic Texts from the Hellenistic Period Stand Up, Please!" pp. 255-279.