Alice Hunt is President of Chicago Theological Seminary.

Summarized.

• I. Introduction: Alice Hunt; II. Historiography: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How; 1. Niels Peter Lemche, University of Copenhagen, Seeking Clarity on Methodology; 2. Sara Mandell, University of South Florida, respondent; 3. William G. Dever, University of Arizona, History as It Should Be; 4. Douglas A. Knight, Vanderbilt University, respondent; 5. Diana Edelman, University of Sheffield, Archaeology and History: The Connection; 6. Thomas L. Thompson, University of Copenhagen, respondent; 7. Jerome H. Neyrey, University of Notre Dame, Social-Science, History, and the Late Second Temple Period; 8. Ingrid Hjelm, University of Copenhagen, respondent; 9. Joseph Blenkinsopp, University of Notre Dame, Historiography, Priests, and Cults; 10. Philip Davies, University of Sheffield, respondent; 11. Kenneth Hoglund, Wake Forest University, Persian Period Jerusalem; 12. Jon Berquist, Westminster John Knox, respondent; 13. Norman K. Gottwald, Pacific School of Religion, Social-Science Informing History; 14. John Halligan, St. Johns Fisher College, respondent; 15. Alice W. Hunt, Vanderbilt University, Telling the Truth about Historiography and Biblical Studies; 16. Lester Grabbe, University of Hull, respondent; 17. Sara Mandell Making History: The Impact of Second Temple Studies on Biblical Historiography; III. Future Directions.

Alice Hunt is President of Chicago Theological Seminary.

Summarized.

• I. Introduction: Alice Hunt; II. Historiography: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How; 1. Niels Peter Lemche, University of Copenhagen, Seeking Clarity on Methodology; 2. Sara Mandell, University of South Florida, respondent; 3. William G. Dever, University of Arizona, History as It Should Be; 4. Douglas A. Knight, Vanderbilt University, respondent; 5. Diana Edelman, University of Sheffield, Archaeology and History: The Connection; 6. Thomas L. Thompson, University of Copenhagen, respondent; 7. Jerome H. Neyrey, University of Notre Dame, Social-Science, History, and the Late Second Temple Period; 8. Ingrid Hjelm, University of Copenhagen, respondent; 9. Joseph Blenkinsopp, University of Notre Dame, Historiography, Priests, and Cults; 10. Philip Davies, University of Sheffield, respondent; 11. Kenneth Hoglund, Wake Forest University, Persian Period Jerusalem; 12. Jon Berquist, Westminster John Knox, respondent; 13. Norman K. Gottwald, Pacific School of Religion, Social-Science Informing History; 14. John Halligan, St. Johns Fisher College, respondent; 15. Alice W. Hunt, Vanderbilt University, Telling the Truth about Historiography and Biblical Studies; 16. Lester Grabbe, University of Hull, respondent; 17. Sara Mandell Making History: The Impact of Second Temple Studies on Biblical Historiography; III. Future Directions.