Dieser Band versammelt Beiträge, die sich mit den Beziehungen zwischen antiken babylonischen, iranischen und jüdischen Gemeinden in Mesopotamien unter neubabylonischer, achämenidischer und sassanidischer Herrschaft befassen. In den Aufsätzen untersuchen führende Wissenschaftler aus den Fachgebieten der Assyriologie, der Iranistik und der Judaistik verschiedene Modi der kulturellen Beziehungen zwischen diesen Gesellschaften, zum Beispiel historische, sozial, legale und exegetische Schnittpunkte. Die zahlreichen mesopotamischen Beziehungen, die in Untersuchungen des antiken Judentums allzu oft vernachlässigt werden, stehen im Mittelpunkt dieser interdisziplinären Sammlung.
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ISBN-13
978-3-16-153037-1 (9783161530371)
DOI
10.1628/978-3-16-153037-1
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Born 1975; PhD in Assyriology at Hebrew University; Senior Lecturer in Hebrew University Jerusalem.
Born 1979; PhD in Talmud from Yeshiva University; Fellow at the Martin Buber Society of Fellows, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Uri Gabbay/Shai Secunda: Introduction
Yaakov Elman: Contrasting Intellectual Trajectories: Iran and Israel in Mesopotamia
Society and Its Institutions Ran Zadok: Judeans in Babylonia-Updating the Dossier - Caroline Waerzeggers: Locating Contact in the Babylonian Exile: Some Reflections on Tracing Judean-Babylonian Encounters in Cuneiform Texts - Maria Macuch: Jewish Jurisdiction within the Framework of the Sasanian Legal System
The Transmission of Knowledge Abraham Winitzer: Assyriology and Jewish Studies in Tel Aviv: Ezekiel among the Babylonian literati - Jonathan Ben-Dov: Time and Culture: Mesopotamian Calendars in Jewish Sources from the Bible to the Mishnah - Nathan Wasserman: Old-Babylonian, Middle-Babylonian, Neo-Babylonian, Jewish-Babylonian? Thoughts about Transmission Modes of Mesopotamian Magic through the Ages - James Nathan Ford: The Ancient Mesopotamian Motif of kidinnu 'divine protection (of temple cities and their citizens)' in Akkadian and Aramaic Magic - Reuven Kiperwasser/Dan D. Y. Shapira: Encounters between Iranian Myth and Rabbinic Mythmakers in the Babylonian Talmud
Scholasticism and Exegesis Irving Finkel: Remarks on Cuneiform Scholarship and the Babylonian Talmud - Eckart Frahm: Traditionalism and Intellectual Innovation in a Cosmopolitan World: Reflections on Babylonian Text Commentaries from the Achaemenid Period - Uri Gabbay: Actual Sense and Scriptural Intention: Literal Meaning and Its Terminology in Akkadian and Hebrew Commentaries - Prods Oktor Skjærvø: Abar Rodestan i Babel: The Zoroastrian Tradition-the den-in Sasanian and Early Islamic Times - Shai Secunda: Rabbinic and Zoroastrian Hermeneutics: Background and Prospects - Yishai Kiel: Shaking Impurity: Scriptural Exegesis and Legal Innovation in the Babylonian Talmud and Pahlavi Literature
