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Jewish History as the site of Jewish Identity

Authors: Schubert, Kurt;

Jewish History as the site of Jewish Identity

Abstract

Das Fragment zu dem nie veröffentlichtem Werk „Jüdische Geschichte – Ort der jüdischen Identität“ von Professor Kurt Schubert zur jüdischen Identität umfasst sechs vollständige Kapitel von ursprünglich vierzehn Geplanten. Das Werkprojekt konnte jedoch durch das Ableben Professor Schuberts im Jahre 2007 nicht mehr fertig gestellt werden. Der fertig gestellte Teil des Werkes beschäftigt sich mit der jüdischen Identität in der Antike. Professor Kurt Schubert widmete sich in seinem ersten Kapitel der Entstehung des Monotheismus im Judentum und diskutiert unterschiedliche Stellen des Tanachs zu dieser Thematik. Seine Ausführungen führen in den folgenden Kapiteln bis in die hellenistische Zeit und ins 1. Jahrhundert n. Chr. Des Weiteren finden sich zu jedem Kapitel (auch zu den noch nicht fertig gestellten Teilen des Buches) handschriftliche Notizen von Professor Kurt Schubert.

The fragment of the unpublished work Jewish History as the Site of Jewish Identity by Professor Kurt Schubert consists of six completed chapters of the originally planned fourteen, the project having been cut short by his death in 2007. It deals with Jewish identity in Antiquity. Professor Kurt Schubert examines the rise of monotheism in Judaism and discusses various passages of the Tanach in this regard. In the following chapters his observations stretch from the Hellenistic period to the first century after Christ. There are also handwritten notes on each chapter, including those of the unfinished parts of the book.

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Judaistik

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