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'''Cecilia Wassen''' (b.1962) is a Swedish scholar. | |||
Senior lecturer at the University of Uppsala, Sweden. | |||
== | == -- 2000s -- == | ||
==== | ==== Cecilia Wassen, ''[[Women in the Damascus Document (2005 Wassen), book]]'' (Leiden: Brill, 2005) ==== | ||
:"Women in the Damascus Document offers a fresh look at the nature of the community reflected in the Damascus Document, one of the core documents of the Dead Sea Scrolls. By presenting a close and comprehensive study of the references to women and in-depth analyses of biblically based laws in the document, this work attempts to reconstruct the role of women and attitudes toward women within the community. Highlighting the complex nature of the evidence, the author draws attention to a number of rules that reflect a favorable attitude toward women, but also to instances of a patriarchal stance, especially regarding sexuality. Carefully considering all the evidence, the author argues, in contrast to the opinions of many scholars, that women were full members in the community."--Publisher's description. | |||
== -- 2010 -- == | |||
*[[Den okände Jesus (2016 Wassen, Hägerland), book]] | |||
== -- 2020 -- == | |||
==== English ed. <Den okände Jesus> -- Cecilia Wassen / Tobias Hägerland, ''[[Jesus the Apocalyptic Prophet = Den okände Jesus (2021 @2016 Wassen, Hägerland / Power), book (English ed.)|Jesus the Apocalyptic Prophet]]'', tr. Cian J. Power (London: T&T Clark, 2021) ==== | |||
:“In this new English language translation of Den okände Jesus (The Unknown Jesus), Cecilia Wassén and Tobias Hägerland consider Jesus as an apocalyptic prophetic figure within the context of first-century Judaism and reconstruct the life of Jesus from his birth to his death, with a focus on understanding him in the context of his own time and place. Engaging critically with the sources, they examine Jesus' life in order of events and draw together the threads of scholarly discussion on the history, archaeology and geography of first-century Galilee, forming a complete picture of Jesus' world suitable for non-specialists and university students ... Wassén and Hägerland provide a strictly historical reconstruction, distinguishing between the rhetorical aims of the New Testament texts and the information about the past that these texts contain. They enhance the texts surrounding Jesus in the context of first-century Galilee with historical and archaeological reflections and discussion, including penetrating insights from the Dead Sea Scrolls. Illustrated throughout with photographs taken by the authors specifically to offer insights into the world of Jesus and the New Testament writings, Jesus the Apocalyptic Prophet provides a deeply informed introduction to Jesus in his first-century context."--Publisher description. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:01, 7 December 2021
File:2021 Wassen.jpg
2021 <English ed.>
Cecilia Wassen (b.1962) is a Swedish scholar.
Senior lecturer at the University of Uppsala, Sweden.
-- 2000s --
Cecilia Wassen, Women in the Damascus Document (2005 Wassen), book (Leiden: Brill, 2005)
- "Women in the Damascus Document offers a fresh look at the nature of the community reflected in the Damascus Document, one of the core documents of the Dead Sea Scrolls. By presenting a close and comprehensive study of the references to women and in-depth analyses of biblically based laws in the document, this work attempts to reconstruct the role of women and attitudes toward women within the community. Highlighting the complex nature of the evidence, the author draws attention to a number of rules that reflect a favorable attitude toward women, but also to instances of a patriarchal stance, especially regarding sexuality. Carefully considering all the evidence, the author argues, in contrast to the opinions of many scholars, that women were full members in the community."--Publisher's description.
-- 2010 --
-- 2020 --
English ed. <Den okände Jesus> -- Cecilia Wassen / Tobias Hägerland, Jesus the Apocalyptic Prophet, tr. Cian J. Power (London: T&T Clark, 2021)
- “In this new English language translation of Den okände Jesus (The Unknown Jesus), Cecilia Wassén and Tobias Hägerland consider Jesus as an apocalyptic prophetic figure within the context of first-century Judaism and reconstruct the life of Jesus from his birth to his death, with a focus on understanding him in the context of his own time and place. Engaging critically with the sources, they examine Jesus' life in order of events and draw together the threads of scholarly discussion on the history, archaeology and geography of first-century Galilee, forming a complete picture of Jesus' world suitable for non-specialists and university students ... Wassén and Hägerland provide a strictly historical reconstruction, distinguishing between the rhetorical aims of the New Testament texts and the information about the past that these texts contain. They enhance the texts surrounding Jesus in the context of first-century Galilee with historical and archaeological reflections and discussion, including penetrating insights from the Dead Sea Scrolls. Illustrated throughout with photographs taken by the authors specifically to offer insights into the world of Jesus and the New Testament writings, Jesus the Apocalyptic Prophet provides a deeply informed introduction to Jesus in his first-century context."--Publisher description.
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