Category:Enochic Studies--1980s

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Enochic Studies in the 1980s--Works and Authors

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Overview

In the 1980s numerous new translations (Fusella 1981 [Italian]; Corrente/Piñero 1982 [Spanish]; Isaac 1983 [English]; Knibb (1984) [English]; Uhlig 1984 [German]; Black (1985) [English]; Caquot (1987) [French]) laid the foundation for a reevaluation of the importance of 1 Enoch within Second Temple Jewish literature.

Additional Bibliography (selected)

• Margaret Barker. Some Reflections upon the Enoch Myth. In Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 15 (1980) 7-29

• Matthew Black. The Composition, Character and Date of the Second Vision of Enoch (The Book of Parables). In Text, Wort, Glaube: Studien zur Uberlieferung, Interpretation und Autorisierung bibl. Texte: Kurt Aland gewidmet, ed. Kurt Aland and Martin Brecht (Berlin: de Gruyter, 1980), 19-30.

• John J. Collins. The Heavenly Representative: the "Son of Man" in the Similitudes of Enoch. In Ideal Figures in Ancient Judaism (1980) 111-133.

• Ferdinando Luciani. La sorte di Enoch in un ambiguo passo targumico. In Bibbia e Oriente 22.2 (1980) 125-158 (Italian).

• Richard Bauckham. A Note on a Problem in the Greek Version of 1 Enoch 1.9. In Journal of Theological Studies 32.1 (1981) 136-138.