Hebrew Scholarship and the Medieval World
- Editor: Nicholas de Lange, University of Cambridge
- Date Published: April 2001
- availability: Available
- format: Hardback
- isbn: 9780521781169
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This book brings together specially commissioned contributions by leading scholars from around the world, who focus on the place of Hebrew scholarship in the Middle Ages. Hebrew language is at the heart of the volume, but beyond that there is a specific focus on scholarly investigation and writing, interpreted in the broad sense to include not only linguistic study pursued for its own sake but also as applied in other areas, such as biblical commentary or poetic creation. At the same time there is a focus on contemporary scholarship. Several of the contributions survey research in major areas. Thirdly, the place of Hebrew scholarship within a wider medieval world is a subject that receives special attention, and particularly the interaction between Jewish scholars and their Christian and Muslim counterparts.
Read more- Embodies scholarship in a key area within medieval studies and Hebrew studies
- International team of experts contributing
- Emphasis on scholarly contacts and influences between Jews and Christians, Jews and Muslims
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- Date Published: April 2001
- format: Hardback
- isbn: 9780521781169
- length: 262 pages
- dimensions: 229 x 152 x 19 mm
- weight: 0.502kg
- availability: Available
Table of Contents
Preface
Abbreviations
Part I. New Lines of Investigation:
1. The study of medieval Karaism, 1989–99 Daniel Frank
2. Hebrew scholarship in Byzantium Nicholas de Lange
3. Hebrew philology in Sepharad: the state of the question Angel Sáenz-Badillos
4. Some recent developments in the study of medieval Hebrew liturgy Stefan C. Reif
Part II. The Hebrew Language:
5. The early eastern schools of Hebrew grammatical thought Geoffrey Khan
6. Banner, miracle, trial: medieval Hebrew lexicography between facts and faith Albert van der Heide
7. The knowledge and practice of Hebrew grammar among Christian scholars in pre-expulsion England: The evidence of 'bilingual' Hebrew–Latin manuscripts Judith Olszowy-Schlanger
Part III. Prayer and Poetry:
8. The origin of the Qaddish Michael Weitzman
9. The journey inward: Judah Halevi between Christians and Muslims, Spain and Palestine Yosef Yahalom
10. Abraham Ibn Ezra as a harbinger of changes in secular Hebrew poetry Masha Itzhaki
11. O Seville! Ah Castile! Spanish-Hebrew dirges from the 15th century Wout van Bekkum
12. On translating medieval Hebrew poetry Adena Tanenbaum
Part IV. The World Outside:
13. Medieval Hebrew polemical literature William Horbury
14. Biblical commentaries and Christian influence: the case of Gersonides Colette Sirat
15. Jewish scholarship and Christian tradition in late-medieval Catalonia: Profiat Duran on the art of memory Irene E. Zwiep
Bibliography of the writings of Raphael Loewe
Index.
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