Reading the Bible in the pre-modern world

interpretation, performance and image

Reading the Bible in the pre-modern world
Chanita Goodblatt, Howard T. K ...
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Reading the Bible in the pre-modern world

interpretation, performance and image

interpretation, performance and image

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English
Pages
425

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Reading the Bible in the pre-modern world: interpretation, performance and image
2021, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Press
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Table of Contents

Introduction / Chanita Goodblatt and Howard Kreisel
Christian Biblical Readings : Epic vs. Tragedy: The Book of Job and its Renaissance Readers / Hannibal Hamlin
The End of the Tudors: Unhappy Families in 2 Samuel and Hamlet / Lori Anne Ferrell
Israelite Return from Exile: Aspects of Silence in Works by Samuel Smith, John Bunyan, Abiezer Coppe and TheaurauJohn Tany / Noam Flinker
Vashti On Display: Medieval Christian Meditations on a Disobedient Queen / Tovi Bibring
Remaking Esther in Italian Art, Theater and Preaching / Nirit Ben-Aryeh Debby
Jewish Biblical Readings: Pregnant Contradictions: Inconsistencies in Rashi's Account of Esau's and Jacob's Religious and Moral Development in the Rashi Supercommentary Tradition / Eric Lawee
The Torah Comments of Yeḥiel of Paris: Mediating between Peshat and Derash / Ephraim Kanarfogel
Illuminating the Account of Creation (Ma'aseh Bereshit) in Hebrew Manuscripts from Ashkenaz / Sara Offenberg
Cultural Transfer, Conflict, and Creativity: How Ashkenazic Jews Retold the Story of the Binding of Isaac / Oren Cohen Roman
The Lord Saw that Leah was Hated:The Figure of Leah in Light of the Medieval Jewish-Christian Polemic / Oded Yisraeli
Essays: The Demonization of Laban in Jewish Tradition / Naomi Graetz
The Motif of God's Wrath from the Bible to the Zohar: Dividuation and Individuation of a Literary Character / Piero Capelli
Index.

Edition Notes

This collection of essays explores the divergent, as well as complementary trends, in reading the Hebrew Bible in the pre-modern world. It does so by focusing on a variety of Jewish and Christian exegetical, literary and visual texts. The first part of this volume focuses on aspects of interpretation, performance and image in Christian readings of the Hebrew Bible, as evident in translations of the Bible, sermons, plays, treatises and paintings. The second part focuses on the Jewish understanding of Scripture in the Middle Ages, as evident in the running commentary on the books of the Pentateuch as well as in illuminated manuscripts and mystical texts. Together, they provide a forum of interdisciplinary scholarship that demonstrates the Bible's multivalent presence.--Back cover.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Beer Sheva
Series
The Goldstein-Goren Library of Jewish Thought -- 30, Sifriyat Goldshṭain-Goren be-maḥshevet Yiśraʼel -- 30.
Copyright Date
2021

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Library of Congress
BS1160 R38 no.30, BS1160 R38 2021

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xlii, 425 pages
Number of pages
425

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Open Library
OL43525089M
ISBN 10
9655363201
ISBN 13
9789655363203
OCLC/WorldCat
1313376164

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