Converts in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Autor Carmen Palmeren Limba Engleză Hardback – 26 oct 2018
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004378179
ISBN-10: 9004378170
Pagini: 232
Dimensiuni: 163 x 241 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: Brill
ISBN-10: 9004378170
Pagini: 232
Dimensiuni: 163 x 241 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: Brill
Cuprins
Acknowledgments Ix
List of AbbreviationsII
Key to Symbols
1 Introduction
1.1 Context 5
1.2 Problem and Significance
1.3 Response: Methodology
1.4 Chapter Outlines
2 Provenance and Dating of the Gēr in the Dead Sea Scrolls
2.1 Overview of the Provenance of the Sectarian Movement and the Damascus and Serekh Traditions
2.2 Means of Establishing Provenance and Dating of the Texts
2.3 An Assessment of the Occasions Where the Term Gēr Has Been Employed
2.4 Chapter Conclusions
3 A Textual Study of the Gēr in the Dead Sea Scrolls
3.1 A Text That Influences Damascus (D) and Serekh (S) Traditions: 4Q423 Instructiong Frag. 5, 1–4
3.2 Texts Correlated with the Damascus (D) Tradition
3.3 Texts Correlated with the Serekh (S) Tradition
3.4 Texts Correlated with the Sectarian Movement: Alignment with Damascus (D) or Serekh (S) Tradition Indeterminate
3.5 Chapter Conclusions
4 Locating the Gēr and Assessing Ethnic Identity in the Sectarian Movement
4.1 Shared Kinship as a Marker of Ethnic Identity in the Sectarian Movement: How Gēr Represents Kin
4.2 Connection to Land as a Feature of Ethnic Identity: Gēr’s Incorporation in the Promise of Land
4.3 Common Culture in the Covenantal Practice of Circumcision as a Feature of Ethnic Identity in the Sectarian Movement
4.4 Ethnic Identity in the Sectarian Movement Chapter Conclusions
5 Sociohistorical Comparison between the Sectarian Movement and Greco-Roman Associations
5.1 Greco-Roman Associations: An Introduction
5.2 Greco-Roman Noncosanguinal Brothers: Professional Associations
5.3 Greco-Roman Noncosanguinal Brothers: Cultic Associations
5.4 Shared Kinship and Mutable Ethnicity in the Brothers of Greco-Roman Associations: Conclusions
6 Conclusion
6.1 Summary of Findings 6.2 Further Implications for Scholarship
6.3 Proposals for Further Research
Bibliography
List of AbbreviationsII
Key to Symbols
1 Introduction
1.1 Context 5
1.2 Problem and Significance
1.3 Response: Methodology
1.4 Chapter Outlines
2 Provenance and Dating of the Gēr in the Dead Sea Scrolls
2.1 Overview of the Provenance of the Sectarian Movement and the Damascus and Serekh Traditions
2.2 Means of Establishing Provenance and Dating of the Texts
2.3 An Assessment of the Occasions Where the Term Gēr Has Been Employed
2.4 Chapter Conclusions
3 A Textual Study of the Gēr in the Dead Sea Scrolls
3.1 A Text That Influences Damascus (D) and Serekh (S) Traditions: 4Q423 Instructiong Frag. 5, 1–4
3.2 Texts Correlated with the Damascus (D) Tradition
3.3 Texts Correlated with the Serekh (S) Tradition
3.4 Texts Correlated with the Sectarian Movement: Alignment with Damascus (D) or Serekh (S) Tradition Indeterminate
3.5 Chapter Conclusions
4 Locating the Gēr and Assessing Ethnic Identity in the Sectarian Movement
4.1 Shared Kinship as a Marker of Ethnic Identity in the Sectarian Movement: How Gēr Represents Kin
4.2 Connection to Land as a Feature of Ethnic Identity: Gēr’s Incorporation in the Promise of Land
4.3 Common Culture in the Covenantal Practice of Circumcision as a Feature of Ethnic Identity in the Sectarian Movement
4.4 Ethnic Identity in the Sectarian Movement Chapter Conclusions
5 Sociohistorical Comparison between the Sectarian Movement and Greco-Roman Associations
5.1 Greco-Roman Associations: An Introduction
5.2 Greco-Roman Noncosanguinal Brothers: Professional Associations
5.3 Greco-Roman Noncosanguinal Brothers: Cultic Associations
5.4 Shared Kinship and Mutable Ethnicity in the Brothers of Greco-Roman Associations: Conclusions
6 Conclusion
6.1 Summary of Findings 6.2 Further Implications for Scholarship
6.3 Proposals for Further Research
Bibliography
Notă biografică
Carmen Palmer, Ph.D. (2016), University of St. Michael’s College, instructs Biblical Hebrew at Emmanuel College in the University of Toronto. Her publications include an article on scriptural rewriting, and Foreigner and Gentile entries in the Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception.
Recenzii
This marvelous volume offers a broad range that opens with a specific terminological problem in the scrolls, then answers it by suggesting a new way to classify the scrolls and by simultaneously highlighting implications of this research for the ancient Mediterranean broadly conceived. The original and meticulous work of this excellent study offer snew and exciting directions for social studies on the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Aryeh Amihay, the Catholic Biblical QuarterlyThis volume is a valuable contribution to the understanding of the role of conversion within ancient sectarian Judaism. The gērîm represent an important part of how ethnicity was perceived during the Late Second Temple period.
Joseph Scales, SOTS Book List, 2019
Aryeh Amihay, the Catholic Biblical QuarterlyThis volume is a valuable contribution to the understanding of the role of conversion within ancient sectarian Judaism. The gērîm represent an important part of how ethnicity was perceived during the Late Second Temple period.
Joseph Scales, SOTS Book List, 2019