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Hebräisches Denken

Denkgeschichte und Denkweisen des Alten Testaments - Großformatiges Paperback. Klappenbroschur.
TaschenbuchKartoniert, Paperback
237 Seiten
Deutsch
Vandenhoeck & Ruprechterschienen am18.06.2022
Where do we stand with the Old Testament and our extra-biblical sources in terms of the history of thought and science? The question of how people think and how this thinking can be classified typologically and historically is dealt with in a wide variety of scientific disciplines. Again and again there have been attempts to ascribe different thinking styles to different people, groups, cultures and times. Also for the science of the cultures of the ancient Orient, which has a main source for the history of Western thought in the Old Testament, the question of whether ways of thinking can be typologized in a culture-bound and cross-cultural manner is indispensable. A new interest in the classification of the ancient Near Eastern cultures in terms of the history of thought and science has flourished in recent years, and so the long-neglected question of "Hebrew thinking" in the context of the history of thought and science in the Ancient Near East, including Greece, is new place. In the studies presented here, a form of the history of thought and science of the Old Testament is presented, which asks about the Old Testament ways of thinking in the context of the ancient oriental cultures of knowledge and can be connected to the history of ideas and science in other disciplines. Jan Dietrich's history of thought and science of the Old Testament examines the Old Testament ideas, traditions, concepts, and concepts and the ways of thinking behind them and classifies them in terms of the history of science.mehr

Produkt

KlappentextWhere do we stand with the Old Testament and our extra-biblical sources in terms of the history of thought and science? The question of how people think and how this thinking can be classified typologically and historically is dealt with in a wide variety of scientific disciplines. Again and again there have been attempts to ascribe different thinking styles to different people, groups, cultures and times. Also for the science of the cultures of the ancient Orient, which has a main source for the history of Western thought in the Old Testament, the question of whether ways of thinking can be typologized in a culture-bound and cross-cultural manner is indispensable. A new interest in the classification of the ancient Near Eastern cultures in terms of the history of thought and science has flourished in recent years, and so the long-neglected question of "Hebrew thinking" in the context of the history of thought and science in the Ancient Near East, including Greece, is new place. In the studies presented here, a form of the history of thought and science of the Old Testament is presented, which asks about the Old Testament ways of thinking in the context of the ancient oriental cultures of knowledge and can be connected to the history of ideas and science in other disciplines. Jan Dietrich's history of thought and science of the Old Testament examines the Old Testament ideas, traditions, concepts, and concepts and the ways of thinking behind them and classifies them in terms of the history of science.
Details
ISBN/GTIN978-3-525-55292-6
ProduktartTaschenbuch
EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback
Erscheinungsjahr2022
Erscheinungsdatum18.06.2022
ReiheBiblisch-Theologische Studien
Reihen-Nr.Band 191
Seiten237 Seiten
SpracheDeutsch
Gewicht301 g
Illustrationenmit 16 Abb.
Artikel-Nr.50261314

Inhalt/Kritik

Prolog
Wo stehen wir mit dem Alten Testament denk- und wissenschaftsgeschichtlich? Ein neues Interesse an der denk- und wissenschaftsgeschichtlichen Einordnung der altorientalischen Hochkulturen blüht in den letzten Jahren auf, und so ist auch die lange Zeit vernachlässigte Frage nach einem Hebräischen Denken im Kontext der Denk- und Wissenschaftsgeschichte des Alten Orients unter Einschluss Griechenlands neu zu stellen. Die Frage, wie gedacht wird und wie verschiedene hebräische Denkweisen typologisch und historisch im Kontext der Antike einzuordnen sind, steht im Fokus der vorliegenden Studien.mehr

Autor

Jan Dietrich ist Professor für Literatur- und Religionsgeschichte des Alten Testaments an der Evangelisch-Theologischen Fakultät der Universität Bonn.Dr. Jörg Frey ist Professor für Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft mit Schwerpunkten Antikes Judentum und Hermeneutik an der Universität Zürich und Research Associate der University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, Südafrika.