Daniel 10-12 als Schlussel zum Buch
by Regina Wildgruber
Paperback (Published)
(March 2013)
ISBN: 9783161519666
6.06 x 9.06 inches
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Is the final vision in the Book of Daniel a visionary look at the future or a review of history? This was a topic of controversy between Hieronymus and Prophyry. From the 18th century on, reading Daniel 10-12 as a historical source was seen alongside a fundamentalist understanding of the text. More recent studies of Antioch IV demonstrate the problems of a historical interpretation of the Daniel text. With the help of a literary approach, Regina Wildgruber shows that the final vision can be seen as a historical interpretation in the context of biblical theology. At the same time the text once more becomes plausible as a final vision of the Hebrew-Aramaic Book of Daniel. German text.
Ist die Schlussvision des Danielbuches visionare Zukunftsschau oder historischer Ruckblick? Bereits Hieronymus und Porphyrios diskutieren diese Fragestellung ausserst kontrovers. Ab dem 18. Jahrhundert steht der Lekture von Daniel 10-12 als historische Quelle ein fundamentalistisches Verstandnis des Textes gegenuber. Neuere Studien zu Antiochus IV. demonstrieren die Problematik einer historischen Deutung des Danieltextes. Mit Hilfe literaturwissenschaftlicher Ansatze zeigt Regina Wildgruber, dass sich die Schlussvision als Geschichtsdeutung im Kontext von biblischer Theologie verstehen lasst. Zugleich kommt der Text so als Abschlussvision des hebraisch-aramaischen Danielbuches zu neuem Recht.
- By (author) Regina Wildgruber
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