Psalmen und Chronik
Edited by Thomas Willi Edited by Friedhelm Hartenstein
Paperback (Published)
(August 2019)
ISBN: 9783161540103
6.14 x 9.37 inches
Price: $143.00
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English summary: The Books of Psalms and Chronicles open and close the ketubim in the TENAK. They share some significant mutual linguistic and thematic threads, which demonstrate their cognate character in the Second Temple literature. This becomes even more obvious if one looks at both works as a special example of the relationship of poetics and prose in ancient Jewish tradition. Finally, it is important to note how the presentation of history in Chronicles uses Psalms (from the theocratic books 4 and 5) as interpreting doxologies while conversely certain Psalms show concepts of history comparable to 1-2Chr. This volume contains the contributions of an international conference held at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich where for the first time renowned scholars discussed aspects of the relationship between Psalms and Chronicles fundamentally and in detail. German description: Psalter und Chronik stehen im dritten Kanonteil der hebraischen Bibel, wo sie den Anfang und den Schluss der Ketubim markieren. Sie haben eine Reihe von gemeinsamen sprachlichen und inhaltlichen Merkmalen, die sie in der Literatur des zweiten Tempels als verwandte Textcorpora ausweisen. Noch sichtbarer wird ihre Nahe, wenn man sie als einen konkreten Fall des wechselseitigen Verhaltnisses von Poesie und Prosa in antik(-judischer) Uberlieferung betrachtet und dabei schliesslich genauer beleuchtet, wie stark die Geschichtsdarstellung der Chronik Psalmen als deutende Doxologien einsetzt (alle aus den theokratischen Buchern 4 und 5 des Psalters). Umgekehrt lohnt der Vergleich von Geschichtskonzepten der Psalmen mit chronistischen Perspektiven. Dieser Band dokumentiert die Beitrage einer Tagung an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen, bei der erstmals durch internationale Spezialisten Aspekte des Verhaltnisses von Psalmen und Chronik grundsatzlich und im Detail di skutiert wurden. Mit Beitragen von:Ehud Ben Zvi, Walter Dietrich, Judith Gartner, Friedhelm Hartenstein, Jutta Hausmann, Frank-Lothar Hossfeld, Dirk Human, Bernd Janowski, Isaac Kalimi, Matthew J. Lynch, Hans-Peter Mathys, Reinhard Muller, Johannes Schnocks, Zipora Talshir, Beat Weber, Thomas Willi, Hugh G. M. Williamson
- Edited by Thomas Willi
- Edited by Friedhelm Hartenstein
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