Del 83 - Studies in Jewish History and Culture

Bridges of Knowledge

Jewish Languages in Cultural Context

Inbunden, Engelska, 2025

AvJean Baumgarten,Ruth von Bernuth,Moshe Lavee,Ruth Von Bernuth,Ruth von Bernuth

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In this collaborative volume, the editors examine the role of Judeo-languages in literary, social, religious, and cultural channels of knowledge transfer, particularly in the dissemination of oral and written traditions beyond the core intellectual elite to the secondary Jewish intelligentsia and broader audiences. This phenomenon is evident in Yiddish, Judeo-Spanish, Judeo-Arabic, Judeo-Italian, Judeo-French, and Judeo-Turkish from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. The studies in this book present a wide range of manuscripts and printed editions, highlighting the diverse functions and roles of Judeo-languages as vehicles for the distribution, transmission, and mediation of knowledge.

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Utgivningsdatum2025-09-25
Mått155 x 235 x 26 mm
Vikt676 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieStudies in Jewish History and Culture
Antal sidor320
FörlagBrill
ISBN9789004730816

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Jean Baumgarten is Directeur de recherche emeritus at the Centre National de la recherche scientifique (CNRS, Paris). He has published articles and books on the Yiddish language and literature (16th-18th century), cultural studies of the Ashkenazi culture, Jewish mysticism and Hasidism.Ruth von Bernuth is Professor at the North Carolina University. She published books and articles on German and Yiddish literature and culture (15th-18th centuries). Her most recent research focus is the Bible and Biblical literature in Yiddish.Moshe Lavee is a lecturer in Talmud and Midrash (department of Jewish History,) chair of eLijah-Lab for Digital Humanities (University of Haifa). He published articles and books on Aggadic Midrash from the Genizah, the construction of identity in rabbinic Literature, and DH applications for Jewish Studies.

AcknowledgmentList of Figures1 Introduction1 Anatomy of the Problem2 This BookPart 1 Manuscript Context2 Gospel Argumenta1 The Short ‘Eusebian’ Argumentum [Paratext 1.1]2 The Long ‘Eusebian’ Argumentum3 The Argumentum of Cosmas Indicopleustes [Paratext 1.2]3 Marginalia in Greek1 The Eusebian Apparatus2 The 8-Section Tradition3 Family 14 Scholia on Jesus’ Ascension in GA 72 [Paratext 3.1]4 Marginalia in Latin and Oriental Version1 Latin2 Syriac3 Coptic4 Ethiopic5 Gospel EpiloguePart 2 Commentary Manuscripts6 The Catena in Marcum1 The Common Edition2 The Egyptian Edition3 A Scholion from Dionysius of Alexandria7 Theophylact Catena1 The Common Edition2 Maintaining the Truth Unharmed: The Longer Edition3 As Travellers Rejoice: GA 3048 Conclusion1 Summary2 Concluding RemarksPart 3 Paratexts and TranslationsParatext 1.1: The ‘Eusebian’ Argumentum to MarkTextTranslationParatext 1.2: The Argumentum of Cosmas IndicopleustesTextTranslationParatexts 2: Canon TablesParatext 3.1: Scholia on Jesus’ AscensionTextTranslationParatext 3.2: Scholion from ReuchlinTextTranslationParatext 4: De Harmoniae EvangelistarumTextTranslationParatext 5.1: The Egyptian RecensionTextTranslationParatext 5.2: A Scholion from the Letter of Dionysius of Alexandria to BasilidesTextTranslationParatext 5.3: Theophylact’s Catena: The Long RecensionTextTranslationParatext 5.4: Zigabenus’ CatenaTextTranslationBibliographyIndex