Rewriting Ezekiel: Fortschreibung and Materiality in the Ezekiel Tradition
Updated by:
Ruth A. Clements
Research notes:
RAC/not checked/15/11/2023
Reference type:
Journal Article
year:
2023
Full title:
Rewriting Ezekiel: Fortschreibung and Materiality in the Ezekiel Tradition
Journal / Book Title || Series Title:
Advances in Ancient Biblical and Near Eastern Research
Volume:
3
Issue / Series Volume:
2
Abbreviated Series Name:
AABNER
Pages:
109–158
Work type:
Essay/Monograph
Abstract:
The article investigates how the reuse of scriptural materials in the Qumran Pseudo-Ezekiel composition can inform the understanding of processes of literary development within the scriptural prophetic book. Identifying five specific features of rewriting, the argument makes a strong case for using the historical-critical perspective.
Notes:
Special issue of AABNER, "Material and Scribal Scrolls Approaches to the Hebrew Bible." This special issue is a follow-up to the KU Leuven Online International Symposium: "Scroll Approaches to the Hebrew Bible," organized by Danilo Verde (KU Leuven), which was held on June 16, 2021. Verde’s proposal was to discuss how research on the materiality of biblical texts can shed new light on the historical study of the Bible’s formation, reading, revision, and transmission. The purpose of the symposium, then, was to host discussions on the work in progress of David Carr (Union Theological Seminary, New York) as programmatically presented in his 2020 article “Rethinking the Materiality of Biblical Texts: From Source, Tradition and Redaction to a Scroll Approach.”
Hebrew bible:
Book:
Ezekiel
Primary Texts: Judean Desert Documents:
Scroll / Document:
4Q385
URL:
https://aabner.org/ojs/index.php/beabs/article/view/1034
Label:
20/11/2023
Record number:
112 117