Schriftgelehrte Fortschreibungs- und Auslegungsprozesse
Textarbeit im Pentateuch, in Qumran, Agypten und Mesopotamien
edited by Walter Buhrer
Paperback (Published)
(July 2019)
ISBN: 9783161567384
6.06 x 9.06 inches
Price: $112.00
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Die Genese weiter Teile des Alten Testaments lasst sich als textgeleitete oder schriftgelehrte Fortschreibung oder Auslegung erklaren, wonach sich jungere Texte an altere Texte angelagert und sie so laufend fortgeschrieben haben. Die literarischen Techniken und hermeneutischen Hintergrunde dieser Fortschreibungsprozesse sind vielfaltig und bisher kaum umfassend kategorisiert. Die Beitrager des vorliegenden Tagungsbandes versuchen, solche textgeleiteten oder schriftgelehrten Fortschreibungs- und Auslegungsphanomene anhand schwerpunktmassig erzahlender Texte des Pentateuch, seiner Textuberlieferung sowie anhand vergleichbarer jedoch materiell prasenter Beispiele von Texten aus Qumran, Agypten und Mesopotamien beispielhaft zu erfassen und prazise zu beschreiben. Mit Beitragen von:Walter Buhrer, Eckart Frahm, Christophe Nihan, Peter Porzig, Andreas H. Pries, Katharina Pyschny, Konrad Schmid, Stefan Schorch, Carsten Ziegert
- Edited by Walter Buhrer
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