This volume brings together a set of classic essays on early Rabbinic history and culture, seven of which have been translated into English especially for this publication. The studies are grouped round three themes: sources, methods and meaning; tradition and self-invention; and Rabbinic contexts. The volume is introduced by a new essay from the editor, summarizing the field and contextualizing the reprinted papers.
This volume brings together a set of classic essays on early Rabbinic history and culture, seven of which have been translated into English especially for this publication. The studies are grouped round three themes: sources, methods and meaning; tradition and self-invention; and Rabbinic contexts. The volume is introduced by a new essay from the editor, summarizing the field and contextualizing the reprinted papers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christine Hayes is Robert F. and Patricia R. Weis Professor of Religious Studies in Classical Judaica, Yale University, USA, and author of several books in biblical and rabbinic studies, including Gentile Impurities and Jewish Identities (2002) and What's Divine about Divine Law? Early Perspectives (2015).
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Introduction A. Rabbinic History - Sources Methods and Meaning 1. Leopold Zunz "Etwas uber die rabbinische Litteratur" in 1818 (republished in Gesammelte Schriften 1875-76) pp. 1-31. Translated by James Redfield 2. Heinrich Grätz (1817-1891) "Hagadische Elemente bei den Kirchenvatern" in Monatsschrift fur geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judentums Vol. 3 No. 8 (1854) pp. 311-19. Translated by James Redfield 3. Victor Aptowitzer "Observations on the Criminal Law of the Jews" in Jewish Quarterly Review XV (1924) pp. 55-118 4. Adolf Büchler "The Levitical Impurity of the Gentile in Palestine before the year 70" in Jewish Quarterly Review XVII (n.s.) (1926) pp. 1-81 5. Gedaliah Alon "Those appointed for Money" in Zion 12 (1947) 101-35; translated and reprinted in Jews Judaism and the Classical World by Israel Abrahams (Jerusalem: Magnes Press 1977) pp. 374-435 B. Rabbinic Culture - Tradition and Self-Invention 6. Israel Levy "L'Origine Davidique de Hillel." REJ 31 (1895) pp. 202-211. Translated by Erin Brust 7. Wilhelm Bacher "Das altjüdische Schulwesen" in Jahrbuch für Jüdische Geschichte und Literatur. 6 (1903) pp. 48-81. Translated by Eva Kiesele 8. Urbach E.E. "The Derashah as the Basis for the Halakhah and the Problem of the Soferim " in Tarbiz 27 (1958) pp. 168-82 (Hebrew). Translated by Christine Hayes 9. David Zvi Hoffman pp 1-12 of "Le-Heqer Midreshei ha-Tanna'im " in Mesilot le-Torat ha-Tanna'im (Tel Aviv: M. Drisner 1928). Translation by A. S. Rabinowitz of "Zur Einleitung in die halachischen Midraschim " (Berlin 1888). Translated by James Redfield 10. Solomon Zeitlin "The Pharisees: A Historical Study." The Jewish Quarterly Review New Series Vol. 52 No. 2 (Oct. 1961) pp. 97-129 C. Rabbinic Contexts 11. Saul Lieberman "The Martyrs of Caesarea" in Annuaire de L'Institut de Philologie et D'Histoire Orientales et Slaves. Vol. 7 (1944) pp. 395-446 12. David Daube (1909-1999) "Rabbinic Methods of Interpretation and Hellenistic Rhetoric" in Hebrew Union College Annual 22 (1949) pp. 239-264 13. Elias Bickerman "La chaîne de la tradition pharisienne" Revue biblique (1952) Vol. 59 1 4 pp. 44-54; later in English in Studies in Jewish and Christian History II (1980) pp. 256-269 14. Morton Smith (1915-1991) "Palestinian Judaism in the First Century " in M. Davis Israel Its Role in Civilization (1956) pp. 67-81 15. Erwin R. Goodenough (1893-1965) "The Rabbis and Jewish Art in the Greco-Roman Period." Hebrew Union College Annual 32 (1961) pp. 269-279 16. Morton Smith (1915-1991) "Goodenough's Jewish Symbols in Retrospect" in JBL 86 (1967) pp. 53-68 17. Henry Fischel "Story and History: Observations on Greco-Roman rhetoric and Pharisaism" in American Oriental Society Middle West Branch Semi-Centennial Volume (1969) pp. 59-88 18. Alexander Kohut "Die talmudisch-midraschische Adamssage in ihrer Ruckbeziehung auf die persische Yima und Meshiasage" in ZDMG (1871) pp. 59-94. Translated by Eva Kiesele
Introduction A. Rabbinic History - Sources Methods and Meaning 1. Leopold Zunz "Etwas uber die rabbinische Litteratur" in 1818 (republished in Gesammelte Schriften 1875-76) pp. 1-31. Translated by James Redfield 2. Heinrich Grätz (1817-1891) "Hagadische Elemente bei den Kirchenvatern" in Monatsschrift fur geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judentums Vol. 3 No. 8 (1854) pp. 311-19. Translated by James Redfield 3. Victor Aptowitzer "Observations on the Criminal Law of the Jews" in Jewish Quarterly Review XV (1924) pp. 55-118 4. Adolf Büchler "The Levitical Impurity of the Gentile in Palestine before the year 70" in Jewish Quarterly Review XVII (n.s.) (1926) pp. 1-81 5. Gedaliah Alon "Those appointed for Money" in Zion 12 (1947) 101-35; translated and reprinted in Jews Judaism and the Classical World by Israel Abrahams (Jerusalem: Magnes Press 1977) pp. 374-435 B. Rabbinic Culture - Tradition and Self-Invention 6. Israel Levy "L'Origine Davidique de Hillel." REJ 31 (1895) pp. 202-211. Translated by Erin Brust 7. Wilhelm Bacher "Das altjüdische Schulwesen" in Jahrbuch für Jüdische Geschichte und Literatur. 6 (1903) pp. 48-81. Translated by Eva Kiesele 8. Urbach E.E. "The Derashah as the Basis for the Halakhah and the Problem of the Soferim " in Tarbiz 27 (1958) pp. 168-82 (Hebrew). Translated by Christine Hayes 9. David Zvi Hoffman pp 1-12 of "Le-Heqer Midreshei ha-Tanna'im " in Mesilot le-Torat ha-Tanna'im (Tel Aviv: M. Drisner 1928). Translation by A. S. Rabinowitz of "Zur Einleitung in die halachischen Midraschim " (Berlin 1888). Translated by James Redfield 10. Solomon Zeitlin "The Pharisees: A Historical Study." The Jewish Quarterly Review New Series Vol. 52 No. 2 (Oct. 1961) pp. 97-129 C. Rabbinic Contexts 11. Saul Lieberman "The Martyrs of Caesarea" in Annuaire de L'Institut de Philologie et D'Histoire Orientales et Slaves. Vol. 7 (1944) pp. 395-446 12. David Daube (1909-1999) "Rabbinic Methods of Interpretation and Hellenistic Rhetoric" in Hebrew Union College Annual 22 (1949) pp. 239-264 13. Elias Bickerman "La chaîne de la tradition pharisienne" Revue biblique (1952) Vol. 59 1 4 pp. 44-54; later in English in Studies in Jewish and Christian History II (1980) pp. 256-269 14. Morton Smith (1915-1991) "Palestinian Judaism in the First Century " in M. Davis Israel Its Role in Civilization (1956) pp. 67-81 15. Erwin R. Goodenough (1893-1965) "The Rabbis and Jewish Art in the Greco-Roman Period." Hebrew Union College Annual 32 (1961) pp. 269-279 16. Morton Smith (1915-1991) "Goodenough's Jewish Symbols in Retrospect" in JBL 86 (1967) pp. 53-68 17. Henry Fischel "Story and History: Observations on Greco-Roman rhetoric and Pharisaism" in American Oriental Society Middle West Branch Semi-Centennial Volume (1969) pp. 59-88 18. Alexander Kohut "Die talmudisch-midraschische Adamssage in ihrer Ruckbeziehung auf die persische Yima und Meshiasage" in ZDMG (1871) pp. 59-94. Translated by Eva Kiesele
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