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The '''Enoch Seminar''' is an academic group of international specialists in Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, who share the results of their research in the field and biennially meet to discuss topics of common interest.
The '''Enoch Seminar''' is an academic group of international specialists in Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, who share the results of their research in the field and biennially meet to discuss topics of common interest.


==Sixth Meeting in Milan (in memory of [[Hanan Eshel]])==
==Seventh Enoch Seminar==


Second Baruch and Fourth Ezra: Jewish Apocalypticism in Late First Century Israel
'''Theme:'''  “Enoch and the Synoptic Tradition”


Promoted by the Department of Near Eastern Studies of the University of Michigan.
'''Chair:'''  Loren Stuckenbruck, Princeton Theological Seminary


Sponsored by the [[Michigan Center for Early Christian Studies]], Mrs. Gabriella Nangeroni (in memory of her husband Alessandro Nangeroni), and the Dioceses of Milan (in collaboration with the Catholic University of Milan and the Ambrosian Library).
'''Date:''' June, 2013


Date: June 26-30, 2011
'''Place:''' TBD


Place: Villa Cagnola at Gazzada, near Milan, Italy
'''Areas of Focus:'''
http://www.villacagnola.it/


[Closest international airport Malpensa-Milano]
*Angelic and intermediary beings


'''Lodging (including meals)'''
*Demonology


Contribution (4 nights lodging, including meals)
*Sinners and Righteous
To be paid in Milan at the Conference.
*000 -- Authors of major papers
*150 euros -- Respondents (major papers), emeriti
*200 euros -- Authors of short papers, readers
*250 euros -- Attendees, spouses, etc. (children [age 6-17]: 100 euros; under 5 years old: free)


'''Registration'''
*Birth Narratives


Registration for the Sixth Enoch Seminar is officially closed.
*Cosmology


Registration fees (Enoch Seminar Membership)
*Portraits of God
To be paid by January 2011:
*$200 - Newcomers
*$175 - Attended 1 Enoch Seminar
*$150 - Attended 2 Enoch Seminars
*$125 - Attended 3 Enoch Seminars
*$100 - Attended 4 Enoch Seminars / or emeriti
*$000 - Attended 5 Enoch Seminars


If you have any questions, please contact the secretary of the Seminar, [mailto:jasonzur@umich.edu Jason Zurawski].


===Schedule===
'''Lodging'''


==== SATURDAY JUNE 25, 2011 ====


Arrivals at Villa Cagnola, Gazzada (optional)
'''Registration'''


Lunch (euro 20, optional)
Online Registration for the Seventh Enoch Seminar will be available soon.


Buffet Dinner (6 to 7pm, optional, euro 10)
Attendance at the Enoch Seminar is by invitation only and is limited to university professors and scholars in the field. If you are interested in attending or participating in the Seventh Enoch Seminar, please contact the secretary of the Seminar, [mailto:jasonzur@umich.edu Jason Zurawski].


====''SUNDAY JUNE 26, 2011''====
===Schedule===
 
Morning: Arrivals at Villa Cagnola, Gazzada
(The members of the Seminar are welcome to arrive on the previous day, if they wish)
 
1:15pm - Lunch (for all participants)
 
*'''Plenary session'''
3:30pm-4:45pm – Opening of the Conference
 
Welcome by [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] and Mons. Luigi Misto’
 
''In memory of [[Hanan Eshel]]'' (Gabriele Boccaccini)
 
Key Address - [[Matthias Henze]] (Chair of the Conference):
“2 Baruch and 4 Ezra: The status quaestionis”
 
Coffee Break and Refreshments (30min)
 
*'''Session #1: “Pre–70 Jewish Literature and 2B/4E”'''
 
Group A: [[Devorah Dimant]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Dimant.pdf "Qumran and Its Sequel: Jewish Apocalypses Composed in Hebrew"]'''
 
Respondents: [[Martin Rösel]] and [[Daniel K. Falk]]
 
Group B: [[Gabriele Boccaccini]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Boccaccini.pdf "Who’s Afraid of Enochic Judaism? A Reading of 4 Ezra in Light of 1 Enoch and Paul"]'''
 
Respondents: [[Kelley Coblentz Bautch]] and [[Carol A. Newsom]]
 
5:15pm-6:35pm - Plenary session
Presentation and discussion of two papers:
10min presentation by Devorah Dimant + 30min Q&A –
10min presentation by Gabriele Boccaccini + 30min Q&A
 
6:45pm–8pm – Group discussion
Two parallel groups (focusing on Dimant and Boccaccini, respectively), introduced by two respondents for each paper - 10min presentation by each respondent + 55min discussion
 
8:15pm Dinner
 
====''MONDAY JUNE 27, 2011''====
 
8am Breakfast
 
*'''Session #2: “2B/4E and Apocalyptic/1 Enoch”'''
 
Group A: [[John J. Collins]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/CollinsJJ.pdf "Enoch and Ezra"]'''
 
Respondents: [[Eric F. Mason]] and [[Pierluigi Piovanelli]]
 
Group B: [[Hindy Najman]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Najman.pdf "Con-figuring 4Ezra"]'''
 
Respondents: [[James R. Davila]] and [[Benjamin G. Wright]]
 
8:30am-9:50am - Plenary session
Presentation and discussion of two papers:
10min presentation by John Collins + 30min Q&A –
10min presentation by Hindy Najman + 30min Q&A
 
10:00am-11:15am - Group discussion
Two parallel groups (focusing on Collins and Najman, respectively), introduced by two respondents for each paper -
10min presentation by each respondent + 55min discussion
 
 
Coffee Break and Refreshments (30min)
 
 
*'''First Reading Session/Exegetical Workshop'''
11:45am - 1pm - Four parallel groups, two on 2 Baruch and two on 4 Ezra, each led by two exegetes/readers in each group
 
(a) Text: 4 Ezra 7:28-34 (“My Son the Messiah”)
 
Reader #1: [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] / Reader #2: [[Johannes Tromp]]
 
(b) Text: 4 Ezra 13:25-45 (The Man from the Sea)
 
Reader #1: [[David W. Suter]] / Reader #2: [[Silviu Bunta]]
 
(c) Text: 2 Baruch 29:1-30:5 (“The Messiah Will Begin to be Revealed”)
 
Reader #1: [[Matthias Henze]] / Reader #2: [[Azzan Yadin]]
 
(d) Text: 2 Baruch 39:1-40:4 (Four Kingdoms and the Messiah)
 
Reader #1: [[Martin Rösel]] / Reader #2: [[Eibert J.C. Tigchelaar]]
 
 
1:15pm Lunch
 
 
*'''Short papers'''
3:30pm-4:45pm – Parallel groups with three papers each –
10m presentations by each author +15m Q&A
 
 
Group 1: Chair: Benjamin Wright


Carla Sulzbach, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Sulzbach.pdf "The Fate of Jerusalem in 2 Baruch and 4 Ezra: From Earth to Heaven and Back?"]'''


Benjamin Reynolds, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Reynolds.pdf "The Otherworldly Mediators in 4 Ezra and 2 Baruch"]'''


Veronika Bachmann, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Bachmann.pdf "Good Times, Bad Times and Their Imperatives – A Comparison Between 4 Ezra and the Book of the Watchers"]'''
===Participants planning to attend===


J. Harold Ellens, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Ellens.pdf "4 Ezra and Apocalyptic as Delusion"]'''
Anderson, Jeff S.  


Jason Zurawski, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Zurawski.pdf "The Two Worlds and Adam’s Sin: The Problem of 4 Ezra 7:10-14"]'''
Artman, Tali


Assefa, Daniel


Group 2: Chair: Pierluigi Piovanelli
Badalanova Geller, Florentina


Eric F. Mason, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Mason.pdf "2 Baruch, 4 Ezra, and the Epistle to the Hebrews: Three Approaches to Interpretation of Ps 104:4"]'''
Baumgarten, Albert


Jared Ludlow, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Ludlow.pdf "Death and the Afterlife in 2 Baruch"]'''
Bazzana, Giovanni


Eugen Pentiuc, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Pentiuc.pdf "The Nature of the Resurrected Bodies in 2 Baruch and New Testament"]'''
Bedenbender, Andreas


Andreas Bedenbender, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Bedenbender.pdf "The Woman Who Anoints Jesus for his Burial (Mark 14) and the Woman Who Laments her Dead Son (4 Ezra 9–10) – Twice the Same Person?"]'''
Bizzarro, Laura


Calum Carmichael, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Carmichael.pdf "Days of Creation in 2 Esdras 6:38-59 and John 1:1-5:1-47"]'''
Boccaccini, Gabriele


Megan Williams, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Williams.pdf "Parcere subiectis: Rome's Universal Empire and Jewish Apocalyptic Theodicy in Romans, Revelation, and 4 Ezra”]'''
Bock, Darrell


Bunta, Silviu


Group 3: Chair: Ziony Zevit
Carmichael, Calum


Mark Whitters, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Whitters.pdf “Ezra, According to Second Baruch”]'''
Charlesworth, James


Paul Mandel, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Mandel.pdf "Apocalypse and Scribe: Enoch, Baruch and Ezra and the Second-Temple ‘scribal’ tradition"]'''
Chesnutt, Randall


Daniel K. Falk, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Falk.pdf "Penitence and Supplication in 4 Ezra"]'''
Coblentz Bautch, Kelley


Balázs Tamási, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Tamasi.pdf "Baruch as Prophet in 2 Baruch"]'''
Dacy, Marianne


Laura Bizzarro, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Bizzarro.pdf "The 'Meaning of History' in the 5th vision of the Book of 4Ezra"]'''
DiTommaso, Lorenzo


Basil Lourié, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Louri%E9.pdf "The Calendar Implied in 2 Baruch and 4 Ezra: Two Modifications of the One Scheme"]'''
Doering, Lutz


Drawnel, Henryk


Group 4: Chair: Kelley Coblentz Bautch
Dyma, Oliver


Frances Flannery, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Flannery.pdf “Birthing Cities and Birthing Bodies”]'''
Ellens, J Harold


Kindalee Pfremmer De Long, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/DeLong.pdf "'Ask a Woman': The Literary Motif of Childbearing in 4 Ezra"]'''
Falk, Daniel


Stephen Pfann, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Pfann.pdf "The Use of Cryptographic and Esoteric Scripts In Second Temple Judaism and the Surrounding Cultures"]'''
Fletcher-Louis, Crispin


Forger, Deborah


Group 5: Chair: Jack Levison
Fraade, Steven


Rivka Nir, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Nir.pdf "What Did the Christians Find in the Letter of Baruch that Attracted Them?”]'''
Gelardini, Gabriella


Daniel Gurtner, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Gurtner.pdf "Eschatological Rewards for the Righteous in Second Baruch"]'''
Gieschen, Charles


Bilhah Nitzan, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Nitzan.pdf "Apocalyptic Ideas in Fourth Ezra in Comparison with the Dead Sea Scrolls"]'''
Grabbe, Lester


Bill Loader, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Loader.pdf "Sexual Issues in 2 Baruch"]'''
Gurtner, Daniel


Lorenzo DiTommaso, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/DiTommaso.pdf "Who Is The 'I' of 4 Ezra?"]'''
Hagen, Joost


James Hamilton Charlesworth, '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/short/Charlesworth.pdf “4 Ezra and 2 Baruch: Archaeology and Elusive Answers to Our Perennial Questions”]'''
Henze, Matthias


Hogan, Karina M.


Coffee Break and Refreshments (30min)
Jackson, David R


Justnes, Årstein


*'''Session #3: “A close reading of 2B/4E”'''
Kraus, Thomas J.


Group A: [[Lutz Doering]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Doering.pdf "The Letter of Baruch and its Role in 2Baruch"]'''
Kugler, Robert A.  


Respondents: [[Christfried Böttrich]] and [[Archie Wright]]
Kulik, Alexander


Group B: [[Loren T. Stuckenbruck]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Stuckenbruck.pdf "Ezra's Vision of the Lady: Form and Function of a Turning Point"]'''
Kvanvig, Helge


Respondents: [[Lester L. Grabbe]] and [[Anders Klostergaard Petersen]]
Lanfer, Peter


5:15pm-6:35pm - Plenary session
Lied, Liv Ingeborg
Presentation and discussion of two papers:
10min presentation by Lutz Doering + 30min Q&A –
10min presentation by Loren Stuckenbruck + 30min Q&A


6:45pm–8pm – Group Discussion
Lourie, Basil
Two parallel groups (focusing of Doering and Stuckenbruck, respectively), introduced by two respondents for each paper –
10min presentation by each respondent + 55min discussion


Ludlow, Jared


8:15pm Dinner
Mandel, Paul


====''TUESDAY JUNE 28, 2011''====
Mason, Eric


7:00am Breakfast
Mazzinghi, Luca


Trip to Milan (train to Milan leaves at 7:45 and arrives in Milan at 8:55). Subway (Green line) to "S. Ambrogio".
Navtanovich, Liudmila


*9:30am-1:00pm -- '''Public session at the Catholic University of Milan'''
Nir, Rivka


"End of Times: Fear or Hope" / "Fine dei tempi: tra paura e speranza"
Noffke, Eric


*9:30-10 - Welcome of the authorities.
Nogueira, Paulo
10-12 - Panel


[[Marco Rizzi]], ''Migrazioni dell'Anticristo: sulle apocalissi europee''
Oliver, Isaac


[[James H. Charlesworth]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Charlesworth.pdf "From Early Judaism to Today: Does the Concept of the End Elicit Fear or Hope?"]'''
Orlov, Andrei


[[Giuseppe Visonà]], ''«Non berrò più del frutto della vite...» (Mc 14,25): la grande speranza''
Paladino, Laura Carmen


[[Lawrence H. Schiffman]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Schiffman.pdf "Catastrophe or Utopia: The End of Days in Rabbinic Literature"]'''
Petersen, Anders Klostergaard


12:00-1:00 - Discussion
Pfann, Stephen


1:15-2:15 -- Reception at the Catholic University
Piovanelli, Pierluigi


2:15-3:15 -- Visit of St. Ambrose.
Reinhartz, Adele


Subway (Green line to "Cadorna," connection with the Red line to "Cordusio")
Reynolds, Benjamin


3:45-5:30 –- '''Session at the Ambrosian Library''' (Sala delle Accademie)
Satlow, Michael


(Matthias Henze, Chair)
Segovia, Carlos A.


*The 2 Baruch manuscript at the Ambrosiana Library ([[Gianantonio Borgonovo]])
Sheinfeld, Shayna
*Variants and Variance in the Reception History of 2 Baruch ([[Liv Ingeborg Lied]])
*Panel: The Current Scholarly Debate on 2 Baruch ([[George Nickelsburg]], [[Daniel Boyarin]], [[John J. Collins]])


5:30-9:00pm - Free Time
Sivertsev, Alexei


Visit of the Ambrosian Library and Art Museum
Stuckenbruck, Loren


*9:00pm - Meeting at "Piazza Castello" (near the fountain). Bus back to Gazzada
Sulzbach, Carla


====''WEDNESDAY JUNE 29, 2011''====
Suter, David


Tamasi, Balazs


8am Breakfast
Venter, Pieter M.


Waddell, James


*'''Session #4: “2B/4E and Early Christian Literature”'''
West, James E.


Group A: [[Adela Yarbro Collins]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/CollinsAY.pdf "The Uses of Apocalyptic Eschatology"]'''
Wold, Benjamin


Respondents: [[Adele Reinhartz]] and [[Jacques van Ruiten]]
Wright, Archie


Group B: [[George W.E. Nickelsburg]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Nickelsburg.pdf "A New Testament Reader’s Guide to Second Baruch, or, A Second Baruch Reader’s Guide to the New Testament"]'''
Wright, Benjamin


Respondents: [[David W. Suter]] and [[Randall Chesnutt]]
Yadin, Azzan


8:35am-9:50am - Plenary session
Zevit, Ziony
Presentation and discussion of two papers:
10min presentation by Adela Yarbo Collins + 30min Q&A –
10min presentation by George Nickelsburg + 30min Q&A


10:00am-11:15am -  Group discussion
Zurawski, Jason
Two parallel groups (focusing on Yarbro Collns and Nickelsburg, respectively), introduced by two respondents for each paper –
10min presentation by each respondent + 55min discussion


Coffee Break and Refreshments (30min)
*'''Second Reading Session/Exegetical Workshop'''
11:45am - 1pm - Four parallel groups, two on 2 Baruch and two on 4 Ezra, each led by two exegetes/readers in each group
(a) Text: 4 Ezra 10:25-28, 51-59 (The Vision of the Woman)
Reader #1: [[Esther Chazon]] / Reader #2: [[Carla Sulzbach]]
(b) Text: 4 Ezra 14:37-48 (The Ninety-Four Books)
Reader #1: [[Todd Hannekem]] (Gregory) / Reader #2:
(c) Text: 2 Baruch 49:1-51:6 (The Shape of the Resurrected)
Reader #1: [[Liv Ingeborg Lied]] / Reader #2: [[Kelley Coblentz Bautch]]
(d) Text: 2 Baruch 77:11-78:7, 87:1 (The Epistle of Baruch)
Reader #1: [[Michael Satlow]] / Reader #2: [[Shayna Sheinfeld]]
1:15pm Lunch
*'''Plenary session'''
3:30pm - 4:45pm – General Assembly
The Future of the Enoch Seminar / the Enoch Graduate Seminar / 4 Enoch: The Online Encyclopedia of Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins
Coffee Break and Refreshments (30min)
*'''Session #5: “2B/4E and Rabbinic Literature”'''
Group A: [[Daniel Boyarin]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Boyarin.pdf "Judaism, the Director‘s Cut: Enoch, Ezra, and the Jewishness of 'High Christology'"]'''
Respondents: [[Azzan Yadin]] and [[Paul Mandel]]
Group B: [[Steven D. Fraade]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Fraade.pdf "4 Ezra and 2 Baruch with the (Dis-) Advantage of Rabbinic Hindsight"]'''
Respondents: [[Michael Satlow]] and [[Johannes Tromp]]
5:15pm-6:35pm - Plenary session
Presentation and discussion of two papers:
10min presentation by Daniel Boyarin + 30min Q&A –
10min presentation by Steven Fraade + 30min Q&A
6:45pm-8pm - Group discussion
Two parallel groups (focusing on Boyarin and Fraade, respectively), introduced by two respondents for each paper –
10min presentation by each respondent + 55min discussion
8:15pm Dinner
====''THURSDAY JUNE 30, 2011''====
*'''Session #6: “The Nachleben of 2B/4E”'''
Group A: [[Liv Ingeborg Lied]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Lied.pdf "Nachleben and Textual Identity: Variants and Variance in the Reception History of 2 Baruch"]'''
Respondents: [[Jeff Anderson]] and [[Robert A. Kraft]]
Group B: [[Karina M. Hogan]], '''[http://www.enochseminar.org/PDFsMilan2011/Hogan.pdf "The Preservation of 4 Ezra in the Vulgate: Thanks to Ambrose, not Jerome"]'''
Respondents: [[Lorenzo DiTommaso]] and [[John R. Levison]]
8:30am-9:50am - Plenary session
Presentation and discussion of two papers:
10min presentation by Liv Ingeborg Lied + 30min Q&A –
10min presentation by Karina Hogan + 30min Q&A
10:00am-11:15am - Group discussion
Two parallel groups (focusing on Lied and Hogan, respectively), introduced by two respondents for each paper –
10min presentation by each respondent + 55min discussion
Coffee Break and Refreshments (30min)
*'''Plenary Session'''
11:45am-12:20pm - Wrap-up session and conclusions of the Seminar
12::30pm Lunch
Afternoon: Tour (optional, 60 euros):
BOAT TRIP ON LAGO MAGGIORE (Borromean Islands)
8pm – Dinner (free for all participants)
====''FRIDAY JULY 1, 2011''====
8am - Breakfast
Departures
===Participants (2011 Milan)===
*[[Jeff S. Anderson]], Wayland Baptist University, USA (reg. 12/9/10)
*[[Daniel Assefa]], Capuchin Institute of Philosophy and Theology, Ethiopia (reg. 12/30/10)
*[[Veronika Bachmann]], University of Zurich, Switzerland (reg. 12/22/10)
*[[Kelley Coblentz Bautch]], St. Edward's University, USA (reg. 1/3/11)
*[[Giovanni Bazzana]], Harvard University, USA (reg. 1/31/11)
*[[Andreas Bedenbender]], Dortmund, Germany (reg. 1/2/11)
*[[Laura Bizzarro]], Universidad Catolica, Argentina (reg. 2/22/11)
*[[Gabriele Boccaccini]], University of Michigan, USA (reg. 12/8/10)
*[[Christfried Böttrich]], Greifswald University, Germany (reg. 1/10/11)
*[[Daniel Boyarin]], University of California at Berkeley, USA (reg. 12/27/10)
*[[Silviu Bunta]], University of Dayton, USA (reg. 12/30/10)
*[[Calum M. Carmichael]], Cornell University, USA (reg. 1/4/11)
*[[James H. Charlesworth]], Princeton Theological Seminary, USA (reg. 12/9/10)
*[[Esther G. Chazon]], Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel (reg. 1/5/11)
*[[Randall D. Chesnutt]], Pepperdine University, USA (reg. 1/11/11)
*[[John J. Collins]], Yale University, USA (reg. 1/9/11)
*[[Adela Yarbro Collins]], Yale University, USA (reg. 1/9/11)
*[[Marianne Dacy]], University of Sydney, Australia (reg. 12/19/10)
*[[James R. Davila]], St. Andrews University, Scotland (reg. 1/9/11)
*[[Kindalee Pfremmer De Long]], Pepperdine University, USA (reg. 3/16/11)
*[[Marcello Del Verme]], University 'Federico II' of Naples, Italy (reg. 12/29/10)
*[[Devorah Dimant]], University of Haifa, Israel (reg. 1/12/11)
*[[Lorenzo DiTommaso]], Concordia University Montreal, Canada (reg. 1/5/11)
*[[Lutz Doering]], Durham University, England (reg. 1/11/11)
*[[Henryk Drawnel]], John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland (reg. 12/26/10)
*[[J. Harold Ellens]], University of Michigan, USA (reg. 1/15/11)
*[[Daniel K. Falk]], University of Oregon, USA (reg. 1/12/11)
*[[Frances Flannery]], James Madison University, USA (reg. 1/3/11)
*[[Steven D. Fraade]], Yale University, USA (reg. 12/8/10)
*[[Sandra Gambetti]], College of Staten Island - CUNY, USA (reg. 1/13/11)
*[[Gabriella Gelardini]], University of Basel, Switzerland (reg. 1/15/11)
*[[Lester L. Grabbe]], University of Hull, England (reg. 1/11/11)
*[[Daniel Gurtner]], Bethel Seminary, USA (reg. 1/31/11)
*[[Joost Hagen]], University of Leipzig, Germany (reg. 1/10/11)
*[[Todd Hanneken]], St. Mary's University, USA (reg. 12/10/10)
*[[Matthias Henze]], Rice University, USA (reg. 12/14/10)
*[[Karina M. Hogan]], Fordham University, USA (reg. 12/29/10)
*[[David R. Jackson]], University of Sydney, Australia (reg. 1/7/11)
*[[Robert A. Kraft]], University of Pennsylvania, USA (reg. 1/15/11)
*[[Helge S. Kvanvig]], University of Oslo, Norway (reg. 1/14/11)
*[[John R. Levison]], Seattle Pacific University, USA (reg. 1/11/11)
*[[Liv Ingeborg Lied]], University of Oslo, Norway (reg. 12/22/10)
*[[William R.G. Loader]], Murdoch University, Australia (reg. 1/2/11)
*[[Basil Lourié]], St Petersburg, Russia (reg. 12/18/10)
*[[Jared W. Ludlow]], Brigham Young University, USA (reg. 1/7/11)
*[[Paul Mandel]], Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, Israel (reg. 1/2/11)
*[[Eric F. Mason]], Judson University, USA (reg. 12/21/10)
*[[Hindy Najman]], University of Toronto, Canada (reg. 12/30/10)
*[[Carol A. Newsom]], Emory University, USA (reg. 12/26/10)
*[[George W.E. Nickelsburg]], emeritus, University of Iowa, USA (reg. 11/9/10)
*[[Rivka Nir]], Open University of Israel, Israel (reg. 12/28/10)
*[[Bilhah Nitzan]], Tel-Aviv University, Israel (reg. 1/5/11)
*[[Juan Carlos Ossandón]], Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Italy (reg. 1/29/11)
*[[Laura Carmen Paladino]], Italy (reg. 1/15/11)
*[[Eugen Pentiuc]], Holy Cross, USA (reg. 1/31/11)
*[[Mauro Perani]], University of Bologna, Italy (reg. 1/31/11)
*[[Anders Klostergaard Petersen]], Aarhus University, Denmark (reg. 12/31/10)
*[[Pierluigi Piovanelli]], University of Ottawa, Canada (reg. 1/6/11)
*[[Adele Reinhartz]], University of Ottawa, Canada (reg. 1/11/11)
*[[Benjamin E. Reynolds]], Tyndale University College, Canada (reg. 1/10/11)
*[[Martin Rösel]], University of Rostock, Germany (reg. 12/25/10)
*[[Jacques van Ruiten]], University of Groningen, Netherlands (reg. 1/10/11)
*[[Michael Satlow]], Brown University, USA (reg. 1/13/11)
*[[Lawrence H. Schiffman]], New York University, USA (reg. 12/30/10)
*[[Shayna Sheinfeld]], McGill University, Canada (reg. 1/12/11)
*[[Loren T. Stuckenbruck]], Princeton Theological Seminary, USA (reg. 1/13/11)
*[[Carla Sulzbach]], McGill University, Canada (reg. 1/11/11)
*[[David W. Suter]], St Martin’s University, USA (reg. 12/9/10)
*[[Balázs Tamási]], National Szechenyi Library, Hungary (reg. 12/22/10)
*[[Johannes Tromp]], Leiden University, Netherlands (reg. 1/4/11)
*[[Mark Whitters]], Eastern Michigan University, USA (reg. 1/10/11)
*[[Megan Williams]], San Francisco State University, USA (reg. 1/13/11)
*[[Archie T. Wright]], Regent University, USA (reg. 12/29/10)
*[[Benjamin G. Wright]], Lehigh University, USA (reg. 12/25/10)
*[[Azzan Yadin]], Rutgers University, USA (reg. 1/11/11)
*[[Ziony Zevit]], American Jewish University, USA (reg. 12/29/10)
===Arrival Times at Malpensa Airport===
*'''Friday, June 24'''
8:30am    [mailto:steven.fraade@yale.edu Steven Fraade] (Continental 44)
*'''Saturday, June 25'''
7:35am    [mailto:drjacks@optusnet.com.au David Jackson] (TG 940)
8:50am    [mailto:jasonzur@umich.edu Jason Zurawski] (Continental 44)
9:00am    [mailto:batamasi@yahoo.com Balázs Tamási]
9:15am    [mailto:breynolds@tyndale.ca Ben Reynolds] (Delta 74)
9:25am    [mailto:kahogan@fordham.edu Karina Hogan] (Delta 8127)
10:15am  [mailto:marianne.dacy@sydney.edu.au Marianne Dacy] (LH 1854)
10:35am  [mailto:Liv.I.Lied@mf.no Liv Lied]
10:45am  [mailto:W.Loader@murdoch.edu.au Bill Loader] (BA 572)
11:50am  [mailto:jharoldellens@juno.com J Harold Ellens] (KLM 1623)
1:50pm    [mailto:mhenze@rice.edu Matthias Henze & Karin Liebster] (Lufthansa 0252)
2:15pm    [mailto:piovanel@mail.uottawa.ca Pierluigi Piovanelli] (AF 1714)
3:30pm    [mailto:flannefl@jmu.edu Frances Flannery] (Swiss Air)
4:25pm    [mailto:bgw1@lehigh.edu Ben Wright] (Lufthansa 3693)
4:25pm    [mailto:joosthagen@hotmail.com Joost Hagen] (Lufthansa 1860)
5:35pm    [mailto:mhw@sfsu.edu Megan Williams] (Lufthansa 254)
5:35pm    [mailto:epentiuc@hchc.edu Eugen & Floarea Pentiuc] (Lufthansa 254)
5:50pm    [mailto:dsuter@stmartin.edu David Suter] (British Air)
7:40pm    [mailto:silviu.bunta@gmail.com Silviu Bunta] (Malev 416)
*'''Sunday, June 26'''
8:30am    [mailto:kraft@sas.upenn.edu Robert Kraft] (Lufthansa 5728)
8:50am    [mailto:dgurtner@yahoo.com Daniel Gurtner] (Continental 44)
9:15am    [mailto:jared_ludlow@byu.edu Jared Ludlow]
9:25am    [mailto:atwright58uk@yahoo.com Archie Wright] (Delta 8127)
9:25am    [mailto:rcaruthe@gmail.com Rodney Caruthers] (Delta 8127)
10:35am  [mailto:AKP@teo.au.dk Anders Klostergaard Petersen] (SK1685)
10:45am  [mailto:L.L.Grabbe@hull.ac.uk Lester Grabbe] (British Air 0572)
10:55am  [mailto:ioliver@umich.edu Isaac Oliver] (Easy Jet 2782)
10:55am  [mailto:bnitzan@post.tau.ac.il Bilhah Nitzan]
10:55am  [mailto:pmandel@pluto.mscc.huji.ac.il Paul Mandel] (El Al 0381)
10:55am  [mailto:chazon@mscc.huji.ac.il Esther Chazon] (El Al 0381)
10:55am  [mailto:danabeni1@bezeqint.net Rivka Nir] (El Al 0381)
11:50am  [mailto:emason@judsonu.edu Eric Mason] (KLM)
11:50am  [mailto:cjsulz@hotmail.com Carla Sulzbach] (KLM 1623)
12:00pm  [mailto:lutz.doering@durham.ac.uk Lutz Doering]
12:00pm  [mailto:hieromonk@gmail.com Basil Lourié]
1:40pm    [mailto:ossandon@pusc.it Juan Carlos Ossandón] (Easyjet 908)
1:50pm    [mailto:areinhartz@gmail.com Adele Reinhartz] (Lufthansa 252)
1:50pm    [mailto:ddim@research.haifa.ac.il Devorah Dimant] (Lufthansa)
4:20pm    [mailto:boyarin@gmail.com Daniel Boyarin] (Lufthansa 3673)
4:55pm    [mailto:jrd4@st-andrews.ac.uk James Davila] (KLM 1624)
8:50pm    [mailto:h.s.kvanvig@teologi.uio.no Helge Kvanvig]
*'''Monday, June 27'''
8:50am    [mailto:michael_satlow@brown.edu Michael Satlow]
*'''Arriving at Linate Airport'''
June 25, 2:10pm    [mailto:j.t.a.g.m.van.ruiten@rug.nl Jacques van Ruiten] (KLM)
June 26, 10:30am    [mailto:medhanealem@yahoo.com Daniel Assefa]


===Getting to the Seminar===
===Getting to the Seminar===


'''Villa Cagnola (main lodging and location of Seminar):'''
Istituto Superiore di Studi Religiosi “Villa Cagnola”
Via Cagnola, 17/19
21045 GAZZADA SCHIANNO (VA)
Tel. +39 0332 461304
fax +39 0332 870887
E-mail: reception@villacagnola.it
villacagnola@tin.it
[http://www.villacagnola.it www.villacagnola.it]
'''Hotel Capolago (secondary lodging):'''
Via per Bodio, 74
21100 Varese
Tel. +39 0332 831840
Fax +39 0332 287873
Email: info@hotelcapolago.it
[http://www.hotelcapolago.it/ www.hotelcapolago.it]
'''From Malpensa Airport'''
Taxi: ~25 minutes; ~60 Euros (see above for sharing a taxi)
Train: ~1.5 hours; ~6 Euros (See [http://www.trenitalia.com trenitalia.com], Departure = "Malpensa Aeroporto" Arrival = "Gazzada-Schianno-Morazzone")
*Take bus from Malpensa to "Busto Arsizio” and from there take a train “Suburbano” to the stop “Gazzada-Schianno.”
*The station in Gazzada is about 1km from the Villa ([http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Gazzada-Schianno-Morazzone,+21045+Gazzada+Schianno+Varese,+Italy+(Gazzada-Schianno-Morazzone)&daddr=Villa+Cagnola,+Via+Cagnola,+Gazzada+Schianno,+Italy&hl=en&geocode=FchnugId4ZKGAClzpb7YYIeGRzG0ASvH8Eqpkw%3BFbKHugIdnJuGACHkw9hKM4JCJg&mra=atm&sll=45.770696,8.819425&sspn=0.006279,0.016512&ie=UTF8&dirflg=w&z=16 see map]) and about 4km from Hotel Capolago.  The Hotel Capolago has a shuttle which can pick you up, for a fee, from the train station in Gazzada.  You would need to contact them ahead of time (see contact info above) to let them know the day and time when you will need to be picked up.
'''From Milan'''
Train: ~1.5 hours; ~6 Euros (See [http://www.trenitalia.com trenitalia.com], Departure - "Milano Centrale" Arrival = "Gazzada-Schianno-Morazzone")
*Depart from the "Milano Centrale" station and connect to another train to get to Gazzada (connection will depend on time of day.  check the schedule).
*The station in Gazzada is about 1km from the Villa ([http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Gazzada-Schianno-Morazzone,+21045+Gazzada+Schianno+Varese,+Italy+(Gazzada-Schianno-Morazzone)&daddr=Villa+Cagnola,+Via+Cagnola,+Gazzada+Schianno,+Italy&hl=en&geocode=FchnugId4ZKGAClzpb7YYIeGRzG0ASvH8Eqpkw%3BFbKHugIdnJuGACHkw9hKM4JCJg&mra=atm&sll=45.770696,8.819425&sspn=0.006279,0.016512&ie=UTF8&dirflg=w&z=16 see map]) and about 4km from Hotel Capolago.
'''From Linate'''
Taxi: Cost - ?? (probably extremely high); There is a shuttle which runs from Linate to Malpensa where you could share a taxi with those arriving at Malpensa.


Train:  Take shuttle or bus to Milano Centrale station (see above).


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 10:22, 7 June 2012

The Enoch Seminar is an academic group of international specialists in Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins, who share the results of their research in the field and biennially meet to discuss topics of common interest.

Seventh Enoch Seminar

Theme: “Enoch and the Synoptic Tradition”

Chair: Loren Stuckenbruck, Princeton Theological Seminary

Date: June, 2013

Place: TBD

Areas of Focus:

  • Angelic and intermediary beings
  • Demonology
  • Sinners and Righteous
  • Birth Narratives
  • Cosmology
  • Portraits of God


Lodging


Registration

Online Registration for the Seventh Enoch Seminar will be available soon.

Attendance at the Enoch Seminar is by invitation only and is limited to university professors and scholars in the field. If you are interested in attending or participating in the Seventh Enoch Seminar, please contact the secretary of the Seminar, Jason Zurawski.

Schedule

Participants planning to attend

Anderson, Jeff S.

Artman, Tali

Assefa, Daniel

Badalanova Geller, Florentina

Baumgarten, Albert

Bazzana, Giovanni

Bedenbender, Andreas

Bizzarro, Laura

Boccaccini, Gabriele

Bock, Darrell

Bunta, Silviu

Carmichael, Calum

Charlesworth, James

Chesnutt, Randall

Coblentz Bautch, Kelley

Dacy, Marianne

DiTommaso, Lorenzo

Doering, Lutz

Drawnel, Henryk

Dyma, Oliver

Ellens, J Harold

Falk, Daniel

Fletcher-Louis, Crispin

Forger, Deborah

Fraade, Steven

Gelardini, Gabriella

Gieschen, Charles

Grabbe, Lester

Gurtner, Daniel

Hagen, Joost

Henze, Matthias

Hogan, Karina M.

Jackson, David R

Justnes, Årstein

Kraus, Thomas J.

Kugler, Robert A.

Kulik, Alexander

Kvanvig, Helge

Lanfer, Peter

Lied, Liv Ingeborg

Lourie, Basil

Ludlow, Jared

Mandel, Paul

Mason, Eric

Mazzinghi, Luca

Navtanovich, Liudmila

Nir, Rivka

Noffke, Eric

Nogueira, Paulo

Oliver, Isaac

Orlov, Andrei

Paladino, Laura Carmen

Petersen, Anders Klostergaard

Pfann, Stephen

Piovanelli, Pierluigi

Reinhartz, Adele

Reynolds, Benjamin

Satlow, Michael

Segovia, Carlos A.

Sheinfeld, Shayna

Sivertsev, Alexei

Stuckenbruck, Loren

Sulzbach, Carla

Suter, David

Tamasi, Balazs

Venter, Pieter M.

Waddell, James

West, James E.

Wold, Benjamin

Wright, Archie

Wright, Benjamin

Yadin, Azzan

Zevit, Ziony

Zurawski, Jason


Getting to the Seminar

History

Founded in 2001, the Enoch Seminar focuses on the period of Jewish history, culture and literature from the Babylonian Exile to the Bar-Kochba revolt—the period in which both Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism have their roots. The goal is to tear down the misleading walls of separation that still divide this field of research, recovering the unity and integrity of the period. Enoch is the symbol of this inter-canonical and inter-disciplinary effort, as he is present of each and all the canons that anachronistically divide sources from the period: Old Testament, Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, Dead Sea Scrolls, Jewish-Hellenistic literature, New Testament, Apostolic Fathers, etc.

Participation at the Enoch Seminar is by invitation only and is restricted to University professors and specialists in Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins who have completed their PhD. To graduate students and PhD candidates, the Enoch Seminar offers a biennial meeting (the Enoch Graduate Seminar).

The Enoch Seminar is chaired by Gabriele Boccaccini (University of Michigan) and is made possible by fundings from the Department of Near Eastern Studies of the University of Michigan and from the Michigan Center for Early Christian Studies.

Meetings and Proceedings

Meetings of the Enoch Graduate Seminar

  • 2006 (Ann Arbor, MI) - First Enoch Graduate Seminar
  • 2008 (Princeton, NJ) - Second Enoch Graduate Seminar
  • 2010 (July 19-23; Budapest, Hungary) - Third Enoch Graduate Seminar

Enoch Seminar Nangeroni Meetings

  • 2012 (Milan, Italy) - First Enoch Seminar Nangeroni Meeting, "The Seleucid and Hasmonean Periods and the Apocalyptic Worldview"

More publications from the Enoch Seminar

Participants

(6x) - Andreas Bedenbender -- Gabriele Boccaccini -- James H. Charlesworth -- J. Harold Ellens -- Pierluigi Piovanelli -- David W. Suter

(5x) - Claudio Gianotto -- Matthias Henze -- Lester L. Grabbe - Helge S. Kvanvig -- George W.E. Nickelsburg -- Benjamin G. Wright // Esther Eshel - {Hanan Eshel}

(4x) - Daniel Assefa -- Kelley Coblentz Bautch -- Daniel Boyarin -- John J. Collins -- Lawrence H. Schiffman -- Loren T. Stuckenbruck // Ida Fröhlich - Paolo Sacchi

(3x) - Darrell L. Bock -- Calum M. Carmichael -- Adela Yarbro Collins -- James R. Davila -- Devorah Dimant -- Lutz Doering -- Henryk Drawnel -- Robert A. Kraft -- Hindy Najman -- Stephen Pfann -- Jacques van Ruiten // Luca Arcari - Albert I. Baumgarten - Michael Daise - Charles A. Gieschen - Martha Himmelfarb - Michael A. Knibb - Klaus Koch - Andrei A. Orlov - Eibert J.C. Tigchelaar - James C. VanderKam - Pieter Venter

(2x) - Jeff S. Anderson -- Christfried Böttrich -- Silviu Bunta -- Esther G. Chazon -- Daniel K. Falk -- Steven D. Fraade -- David R. Jackson -- John R. Levison -- William R.G. Loader -- Basil Lourié -- Jared W. Ludlow -- Eric F. Mason -- Rivka Nir -- Bilhah Nitzan -- Anders Klostergaard Petersen -- Carlos A. Segovia -- Alexander Toepel -- Johannes Tromp -- Megan Williams -- Azzan Yadin

External links

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