The book represents the collection of the papers presented at the 2004 SBL sessions for the section, Social-Scientific Studies of the Second Temple period, the purpose of which was to create understanding about current historiography as it relates to biblical studies and ancient Israel amidst diverging academic trends. Papers and responses sought to avoid polemics while concurrently bringing to clarification methodological practices of prominent historians in an effort to move beyond hortatory polemics. Those writing papers were asked to specify their own methodology and the assumptions and…mehr
The book represents the collection of the papers presented at the 2004 SBL sessions for the section, Social-Scientific Studies of the Second Temple period, the purpose of which was to create understanding about current historiography as it relates to biblical studies and ancient Israel amidst diverging academic trends. Papers and responses sought to avoid polemics while concurrently bringing to clarification methodological practices of prominent historians in an effort to move beyond hortatory polemics. Those writing papers were asked to specify their own methodology and the assumptions and philosophy underlying their methodology in an effort to create understanding for the audience. Respondents to the papers met two requests - to summarize the methodology of the paper and to respond to the methodology, philosophy, and presuppositions of the historian.
Alice Hunt is President of Chicago Theological Seminary.
Inhaltsangabe
I. Introduction: Alice Hunt II. Historiography: Who What When Where Why and How 1. Niels Peter Lemche University of Copenhagen Seeking Clarity on Methodology 2. Sara Mandell University of South Florida respondent 3. William G. Dever University of Arizona History as It Should Be 4. Douglas A. Knight Vanderbilt University respondent 5. Diana Edelman University of Sheffield Archaeology and History: The Connection 6. Thomas L. Thompson University of Copenhagen respondent 7. Jerome H. Neyrey University of Notre Dame Social-Science History and the Late Second Temple Period 8. Ingrid Hjelm University of Copenhagen respondent 9. Joseph Blenkinsopp University of Notre Dame Historiography Priests and Cults 10. Philip Davies University of Sheffield respondent 11. Kenneth Hoglund Wake Forest University Persian Period Jerusalem 12. Jon Berquist Westminster John Knox respondent 13. Norman K. Gottwald Pacific School of Religion Social-Science Informing History 14. John Halligan St. Johns Fisher College respondent 15. Alice W. Hunt Vanderbilt University Telling the Truth about Historiography and Biblical Studies 16. Lester Grabbe University of Hull respondent 17. Sara Mandell Making History: The Impact of Second Temple Studies on Biblical Historiography III. Future Directions
I. Introduction: Alice Hunt II. Historiography: Who What When Where Why and How 1. Niels Peter Lemche University of Copenhagen Seeking Clarity on Methodology 2. Sara Mandell University of South Florida respondent 3. William G. Dever University of Arizona History as It Should Be 4. Douglas A. Knight Vanderbilt University respondent 5. Diana Edelman University of Sheffield Archaeology and History: The Connection 6. Thomas L. Thompson University of Copenhagen respondent 7. Jerome H. Neyrey University of Notre Dame Social-Science History and the Late Second Temple Period 8. Ingrid Hjelm University of Copenhagen respondent 9. Joseph Blenkinsopp University of Notre Dame Historiography Priests and Cults 10. Philip Davies University of Sheffield respondent 11. Kenneth Hoglund Wake Forest University Persian Period Jerusalem 12. Jon Berquist Westminster John Knox respondent 13. Norman K. Gottwald Pacific School of Religion Social-Science Informing History 14. John Halligan St. Johns Fisher College respondent 15. Alice W. Hunt Vanderbilt University Telling the Truth about Historiography and Biblical Studies 16. Lester Grabbe University of Hull respondent 17. Sara Mandell Making History: The Impact of Second Temple Studies on Biblical Historiography III. Future Directions
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