Τιμητικός τόμος για τον καθ. και ραββίνο Jeffrey H. Tigay /Festschrift for Jeffrey H. Tigay

Από τον εκδοτικό οίκο Eisenbrauns κυκλοφορεί ένας συλλογικός τόμος προς τιμήν του Jeffrey H. Tigay, ραββίνου καθηγητή της Εβραϊκής και των Σημιτικών Γλωσσών στο Παν/μιο της Pensylvannia:

Nili Sacher Fox, David A. Glatt-Gilad & Michael J. Williams (eds.), Mishneh Todah; Studies in Deuteronomy and Its Cultural Environment in Honor of Jeffrey H. Tigay, Eisenbrauns 2009

ISBN: 978-1-57506-156-6

Περιεχόμενα τόμου

• David Stern, "A colleague's appreciation : 'Mr. Deuteronomy': for Jeff Tigay", XII-XVI
• Rifat Sonsino, "A student's appreciation : Dr. Tigay, my teacher", XVII-XX
• Bibliography of the publications of Jeffrey H. Tigay, XXVII-XXXIV
• Michael Carasik, "A deuteronomic voice in the Joseph story", 3-14
• Emanuel Tov, "Textual harmonizations in the ancient texts of Deuteronomy", 15-28
• Baruch J. Schwartz, "The visit of Jethro: a case of chronological displacement? : the source-critical solution", 29-48
• Nili S. Fox, "Gender transformation and transgression : contextualizing the prohibition of cross-dressing in Deuteronomy 22:5", 49-71
• S.D. Sperling, "Dinah, Innah, and related matters", 73-93
• Adele Berlin, "Sex and the single girl in Deuteronomy 22", 95-112
• Michael J. Williams, "Taking interest in taking interest", 113-132
• Yair Zakovitch, "'My father was a wandering Aramean'(Deuteronomy 26:5) or 'Edom served my father'", 133-137
• Mayer I. Gruber, "Rewritten Deuteronomy in 1QS and in m. Sotah 7:5", 139-156
• Richard C. Steiner - Sid Z. Leiman, "The lost meaning of Deuteronomy 33:2 as preserved in the Palestinian Targum to the Decalogue", 157-166
• Gary A. Rendsburg, "Israelian Hebrew features in Deuteronomy 33", 167-183
• David A.Glatt-Gilad, "Revealed and concealed : the status of the law (book) of Moses within the Deuteronomistic History", 185-199
• Ziony Zevit, "Deuteronomy in the temple : an exercise in historical imagining", 201-218
• Shalom M. Paul, "Deuteronom(ist)ic influences on Deutero-Isaiah", 219-227
• Alexander Rofé, "The scribal concern for the Torah as evidenced by the textual witnesses of the Hebrew Bible", 229-242
• Reuven Hammer, "Three midrashim concerning our great leaders, Moses and David : the doctrine of grace in Sifre Deuteronomy", 243-249
• William W. Hallo, "One God for many : philological glosses on monotheism", 253-261
• Victor A. Hurowitz, "The divinity of humankind in the Bible and the ancient Near East : a new Mesopotamian parallel", 263-274
• Israel Knohl, "Does God deceive? : an examination of the dark side of Isaiah's prophecy", 275-291
• Jacob Milgrom, "The unique features of Ezekiel's sanctuary", 293-305
• Shawn Z. Aster, "On the place of Psalm 21 in Israelite royal ideology", 307-320
• Stephen A. Geller, "Myth and syntax in Psalm 93", 321-331
• Edward L. Greenstein, "The problem of evil in the book of Job", 333-362
• Barry L. Eichler, "Examples of restatement in the laws of Hammurabi", 365-400
• Mordechai Cogan, "Literary-critical issues in the Hebrew Bible from an Assyriological perspective : additions and omissions", 401-413
• Dana M. Pike, "Biblical naming reports with al-ken qara", 415-435
• Chaim Cohen, "The ancient critical misunderstanding of Exodus 21:22-25 and its implications for the current debate on abort", 437-458
• Frederick W. Knobloch, "Linen and the linguistic dating of P", 459-474
• Andrea L. Weiss, "A new approach to metaphor in biblical poetry", 475-486
• Baruch A. Levine, "The four private persons who lost their share in the world to come : the judgment of m. Sanh. 10:2", 487-508
• Moshe Greenberg, "Hermeneutical freedom and constraint in Jewish Bible exegesis", 509-524