Jewish Studies

The contributors to this volume examine the interrelations between Judaism, Christianity and Islam from Antiquity to the early modern period with regard to the development of knowledge and scholarship. Central to their inquiry is how a theology of revelation could be articulated and legitimised within diverse epistemological orders.

The Hebrew text of Jeremiah utilizes infelicitous or symmetric elements to produce puns demonstrating a contextual theme. While previous studies have largely ignored this type of pun in the Hebrew Bible, Josiah D. Peeler illustrates that it was a common device in ancient Near Eastern textual production.

This new edition incorporates the latest developments in media law. Numerous legislative amendments and new legal regulations have been taken into account, such as the new Digital Services Act, the new Film Subsidies Act, the European Media Freedom Act, the Regulation on Transparency and Targeting of Political Advertising and the EU's AI Act.