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Philology and aesthetics
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"European Bible manuscripts and their Masorah traditions are still a neglected field of studies and have so far been almost completely disregarded within text-critical research. This volume collects research on the Western European Masorah and addresses the question of how Ashkenazic scholars integrated the Oriental Masoretic tradition into the Western European Rabbinic lore and law. The articles address philological and art-historical topics, and present new methodological tools from the field of digital humanities for the analysis of masora figurata. This volume is intended to initiate a new approach to Masorah research that will shed new light on the European history of the masoretic Bible and its interpretation." --Provided by publisher.
| Title |
Philology and aesthetics : figurative Masorah in western European manuscripts / Hanna Liss (ed.). |
|---|---|
| Contributors |
Liss, Hanna (editor) |
| Publisher |
Berlin : Peter Lang |
| Creation Date |
2021 |
| Notes |
Includes bibliographical references and indexes. |
| Content |
Introduction: Editorial state of the art of the masoretic corpus and research desiderata / Hanna Liss -- Personal grief between private and public space: A micrographic inscription as a historical source (MS Vienna Cod. hebr. 16) / Rainer Josef Barzen -- Micrography mounted falconers: an exegetic text and image / Dalia-Ruth Halperin -- "How am I supposed to read this?" Challenges and opportunities of medieval western masorah as a digital scholarly edition / Clemens Liedtke -- Masorah as counter-crusade? The use of masoretic list material in MS London, British Library OR. 2091 / Hanna Liss -- Illustrated secrets: Esoteric traditions in the micrography decoration of Erfurt Bible 2 (SBB MS Or. Fol. 1212) / Sara Offenberg -- Rashi in the Masorah: The figurative Masorah in Ashkenazi manuscripts as Parshanut / Kay Joe Petzold -- The interconnection between images and texts. The analysis of four masoretic illustrations in MS Vat. ebr. 14 and their intertwined relations / Hanna-Barbara Rost -- The Okhla lists in MS Berlin Or. Fol. 1213 (Erfurt 3) / Sebastian Seeman. |
| Series |
Judentum und Umwelt = Realms of Judaism Band 85 |
| Extent |
286 pages 22 cm. |
| Language |
English |
| National Library system number |
997010293238705171 |
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