Del 139 - Studies on the Texts of the Desert of Judah

War Traditions from the Qumran Caves

Re-Thinking Textual Stability and Fluidity in the War Text manuscripts

Inbunden, Engelska, 2022

Av Hanna Vanonen

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Now available in Open Access thanks to the support of the University of Helsinki.In this volume, Hanna Vanonen offers a fresh view to the Milhamah and Sefer ha-Milhamah manuscripts by producing a thorough close-reading analysis of them, paying attention not only to their contents but also to manuscripts as material artifacts. Vanonen demonstrates that studying the stability and instability of the War traditions does more justice to the complex material than a traditional chronological literary-critical model. In addition, Vanonen argues that at least liturgical use and study purposes may have created needs for producing different manuscripts that were simultaneously important."V. has provided a solid and well documented study of all significant fragments of the War Texts from Cave 4 and 11...her careful observation of the material facts is a fresh and important contribution to the understanding of the various purposes, audiences, and uses of these manuscripts." Jean Duhaime, Montreal, Theologische Literaturzeitung 149 (2024) 1/2

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2022-08-22
Mått155 x 235 x 25 mm
Vikt712 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieStudies on the Texts of the Desert of Judah
Antal sidor338
FörlagBrill
ISBN9789004510531

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AcknowledgmentsList of TablesIntroduction1 Framing the Question2 Framing the Material3 Previous Studies on the War Texts4 Methodological Considerations5 Research Questions and Outline of the StudyPart 1: Analysis1 1Q33 Alias 1QM1 Shape and Size2 Layout and Script3 Title, Content and Paragraph Division4 Summary of 1QM2 4Q491a (4QMa/a + 4Q491a/c) and 4Q492 (4QMb): War Texts That Overlap with Other War Texts1 4Q491a (4QMa/a + 4Q491a/c)2 4Q492 (4QMb)3 Summary of 4Q491a and 4Q4923 4Q491b (4QMa/b) and 4Q493 (4QMc): Unestablished War Visions1 4Q491b (4QMa/b)2 4Q493 (4QMc)3 Summary of 4Q491b and 4Q4934 4Q494 (4QMd) and 4Q471 (4QWar Scroll-like Text B): Texts that Overlap with 1QM 2?1 4Q494 (4QMd)2 4Q471 (4QWar Scroll-like Text B)3 Summary of 4Q494 and 4Q4715 4Q495 (4QMe): Remnants of a War Text?6 4Q496 (4QpapMf) and 4Q497 (4QpapWar Scroll-like Text A): Opisthographic War Text Manuscripts1 4Q496 (4QpapMf)2 4Q497 (4QpapWar Scroll-like Text A)3 The Opisthographic Nature of 4Q496 and 4Q4977 4Q285 and 11Q14: Sefer ha-Milḥamah Texts1 4Q285 and 11Q14 as Material Artifacts2 Mutual Relationship between 4Q285 and 11Q143 Content and Textual Relationship to M ManuscriptsPart 2: Discussion8 Naming and Categorizing the War Texts1 Ancient Titles2 Modern Titles3 Further Reflection9 Transmitting the Subgenres in the M Tradition1 Battle Instructions2 Encouragement Speeches and the Hymnic Material3 Chief Priest Tradition and the Lateness of 1QM 134 1QM in the Light of the 4QM Manuscripts10 Section Markers in M TraditionSummary and ConclusionsBibliographyIndex of Ancient SourcesIndex of Modern Authors