Carl S. Ehrlich, Sara R. Horowitz (Eds.)
Naomi Feuchtwanger-Sarig
Annett Martini
Premodern Jewish Studies
Thy Father’s Instruction
›Arbeit des Himmels‹
A Handbook
Series: De Gruyter Reference January 2023 English, Approx. 400 pp., 20 fig. HC *RRP € 154.95 [D] / US$ 178.99 / £ 141.00 ISBN 978-3-11-041939-9 eBook *RRP € 154.95 [D] / US$ 178.99 / £ 141.00 PDF ISBN 978-3-11-041887-3 ePUB ISBN 978-3-11-041898-9
The essays in this volume provide the development over the last three decades in the field of premodern Jewish studies. International experts on the First Temple Period, the Second Temple Period, the Rabbinic Period, and the Medieval Period explore major trends and current debates in scholarship through the lenses of history, religion, literature, and art, as well as the questions that will animate the field in the foreseeable future. Premodern Judaism; art; Jewish literature; religious studies
Series: Studia Judaica 79 December 2021 English, XXII, 615 pp., 257 fig. HC *RRP € 149.95 [D] / US$ 172.99 / £ 136.50 ISBN 978-3-11-035421-8 eBook *RRP € 149.95 [D] / US$ 172.99 / £ 136.50 PDF ISBN 978-3-11-041419-6 ePUB ISBN 978-3-11-041428-8
The Nuremberg Miscellany is a unique work of scribal art, rich with paint and powdered gold. It was penned and illustrated in southern Germany in 1589 by Eliezer b. Mordechai the Martyr. The book is a compilation of religious Hebrew texts, which was probably created as a father’s wedding gift to his son. The text and the naïve illustrations are a treasure of Jewish lore and a veritable reflection of contemporary life of an affluent Jewish family. Southern Germany; Jewish Art and Visual Culture; Nuremberg Miscellany; Jewish History
Naomi Feuchtwanger-Sarig, GoldsteinGoren Diaspora Research Center, Tel Aviv University, Israel.
Jüdische Konzeptionen rituellen Schreibens in der europäischen Kultur des Mittelalters Reihe/Series: Studia Judaica 115 Mai/May 2022 Deutsch/German, XI, 336 S./pp., 79 Abb./fig. Geb./HC *€ 92.95 [D] / UVP/RRP US$ 107.99 / UVP/RRP £ 84.50 ISBN 978-3-11-072190-4 eBook *€ 92.95 [D] / UVP/RRP US$ 107.99 / UVP/RRP £ 84.50 PDF ISBN 978-3-11-072206-2 ePUB ISBN 978-3-11-072221-5
Diese Studie beschäftigt sich mit Konzeptionen des rituellen Schreibens von Torarollen im pluralistischen Kontext der europäischen Kultur Frankreichs und Deutschlands vom 11. bis 14. Jahrhundert. Auf Grundlage von in der Forschung bislang kaum wahrgenommenen Quellen behandelt die Autorin Modifikationen und Innovationen hinsichtlich zentraler Aspekte der Herstellung der heiligen Schriftrollen vor dem Hintergrund der christlichen Umweltkultur. Hebrew Scrolls; Medieval Writing Culture; Jewish Ritual Writing; Ashkenazi Tradition
Annett Martini, Freie Universität Berlin.
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JUDAISM
Carl S. Ehrlich and Sara R. Horowitz, York University, Toronto, Canada.
Reading the Nuremberg Miscellany as Jewish Cultural History
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