Enoch and Jubilees (2009 Bertalotto, Hanneken), edited volume

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Enoch and Jubilees: Short Papers from the Fourth Enoch Seminar at Camaldoli (2009) is a volume edited by Pierpaolo Bertalotto and Todd Hanneken as a monograph issue of the Journal Henoch.

Abstract

Short papers originally presented at the Fourth Enoch Seminar (Camaldoli, June 2007).

Editions

Published in Brescia, Italy: Morcelliana, 2009 = Henoch 2009.1

Table of Contents

  • The Use of Jubilees in Medieval Chronicles to Supplement Enoch: The Case for the “Shorter” Reading / Siam Bhayro
  • 50 Jubilees and Beyond? Some Observations on the Chronological Structure of the Book of Jubilees / Christoph Berner
  • Dating the Watchers: What's at Stake? / Daniel K. Falk
  • Jubilees’ Rapprochement of Enochic and Mosaic Traditions / Gianantonio Borgonovo
  • The Penitential Prayer of Moses in Jubilees 1 and Its Relation to the Penitential Tradition of the Post-Exilic Judaism / Bilhah Nitzan
  • Jub 49:1-14 and the (Absent) Second Passover: How (and Why) to Do Away With an Unwanted Festival / Stephane Saulnier
  • Jubilees and Sexual Transgression / William Loader
  • Enoch, Elijah, and the (Eschatological) Torah / Samuel Thomas
  • The Treasury of Heavenly Wisdom: Differing Modulations of the Concept from "1 Enoch" and "Jubilees" to Medieval Jewish Mysticism / Cristiana Tretti
  • Some Notes on Scribal Craft and the Origins of the Enochic Literature / Henryk Drawnel
  • The Book of Jubilees – an Example of “Rewritten Torah”? / Andreas Bedenbender
  • The Integration of Law and Narrative in Jubilees: The Biblical Perspective / Calum Carmichael
  • The Consolation of History: A Reexamination of the Chronology of the Abraham Pericope in the Book of Jubilees / Karoly Daniel Dobos
  • Affective Masculinity: The Gender of the Patriarchs in Jubilees / Maxine Grossman
  • The Authoritative Status of Jubilees at Qumran / Jamal Hopkins
  • A Reassessment of Qumran's Calendars / Stephen Pfann
  • The Evil Spirits in Jubilees and the Spirits of the Bastards in 4Q510, with Some Remarks on Others Qumran Manuscripts / Giovanni Ibba
  • Noah Traditions in Jubilees: Evidence for the Struggle between Enochic and Mosaic Authority / Dorothy Peters
  • The Book of Jubilees: An Annotated Bibliography from the First German Translation of 1850 to the Enoch Seminar of 2007 / Isaac W. Oliver and Veronika Bachmann

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