Authorship and the Hebrew Bible

Die Frage nach den menschlichen Verfassern der biblischen Schriften hat in der Geschichte der historisch-kritischen Bibelwissenschaft stets eine zentrale Rolle gespielt. Der vorliegende Sammelband untersucht Konzepte und Funktionen von Autorschaft in der Hebräischen Bibel und ihrer antiken Umwelt vor dem Hintergrund neuerer literaturwissenschaftlicher Debatten.Sonja Ammann: What Follows the Death of the Author? Introduction - Sophus Helle: Narratives of Authorship and Cuneiform Literature - Sylvie Honigman: The Greek and Judahite Representations of Author, Book, and Event: An Inquiry into Cultural Differences and Their Social Underpinnings - George Brooke: Rewriting Authorship in the Dead Sea Scrolls - Melanie Köhlmoos: Authorial Intention(s) in Old Testament Texts - Ehud Ben Zvi: Matters of Authorship, Authority and Power from the Perspective of a Historian of the World of Yehudite/Judean Literati - Konrad Schmid: From Amos to Ben Sira: Some Questions and Answers on the Intellectual History of Authorship in the Hebrew Bible - David Carr: Rereading Anonymous Oral-written Pentateuchal Prose in a Post-author 21st Century Context: Strategies and Goals for Historically-oriented Interpretation - Julia Rhyder: Divine Authorship: Diverse Images of Yhwh as Legislative Author in the Pentateuch and Beyond - Ilse Müllner: Between Narrator and Author: Observations on the Boundaries of the Books of Samuel - Christophe Nihan: David Superscripts in the Psalms and Concepts of Authorship in the Hebrew Bible - Thomas Krüger: Authors and Narrators in Wisdom Literature: Proverbs, Qoheleth, and Job Compared - Christian Frevel: Jeremiah, the »Paradigmatic« Author: Authorship In, Behind, and Beyond Lamentations - Katharina Pyschny: Author Figuration in the Book of Ezechiel: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Authorship in Prophetic Literature