Dalia Marx – författare

The contributors and editors dedicate this volume of research to Professor Stefan C. Reif on the occasion of his 75th birthday. Together these twenty papers reflect our appreciation for his exemplary scholarship and lifelong commitment to acquaint our world with the theological and cultural riches of Jewish Studies.This collection reflects the breadth of Prof. Reif’s interests insofar as it is a combination of Second Temple studies and Jewish studies on the roots of Jewish prayer and liturgy which is his main field of expertise. Contributions on biblical and second temple studies cover Amos, Ben Sira, Esther, 2 Maccabees, Judith, Wisdom, Qumran Psalms, and James. Contributions on Jewish studies cover nuptial and benedictions after meals, Adon Olam, Passover Seder, Amidah, the Medieval Palestinian Tefillat ha-Shir, and other aspects of rabbinic liturgy.Moreover, the regional diversity of scholars from Israel, continental Europe, the United Kingdom, Ireland and North America mirrors Stefan’s travels as a lecturer and the reach of his publications. The volume includes a foreword of appreciation and a bibliographic list of Professor Reif's works.

The contributors and editors dedicate this volume of research to Professor Stefan C. Reif on the occasion of his 75th birthday. Together these twenty papers reflect our appreciation for his exemplary scholarship and lifelong commitment to acquaint our world with the theological and cultural riches of Jewish Studies.This collection reflects the breadth of Prof. Reif’s interests insofar as it is a combination of Second Temple studies and Jewish studies on the roots of Jewish prayer and liturgy which is his main field of expertise. Contributions on biblical and second temple studies cover Amos, Ben Sira, Esther, 2 Maccabees, Judith, Wisdom, Qumran Psalms, and James. Contributions on Jewish studies cover nuptial and benedictions after meals, Adon Olam, Passover Seder, Amidah, the Medieval Palestinian Tefillat ha-Shir, and other aspects of rabbinic liturgy.Moreover, the regional diversity of scholars from Israel, continental Europe, the United Kingdom, Ireland and North America mirrors Stefan’s travels as a lecturer and the reach of his publications. The volume includes a foreword of appreciation and a bibliographic list of Professor Reif''s works.

The contributors and editors dedicate this volume of research to Professor Stefan C. Reif on the occasion of his 75th birthday. Together these twenty papers reflect our appreciation for his exemplary scholarship and lifelong commitment to acquaint our world with the theological and cultural riches of Jewish Studies.This collection reflects the breadth of Prof. Reif’s interests insofar as it is a combination of Second Temple studies and Jewish studies on the roots of Jewish prayer and liturgy which is his main field of expertise. Contributions on biblical and second temple studies cover Amos, Ben Sira, Esther, 2 Maccabees, Judith, Wisdom, Qumran Psalms, and James. Contributions on Jewish studies cover nuptial and benedictions after meals, Adon Olam, Passover Seder, Amidah, the Medieval Palestinian Tefillat ha-Shir, and other aspects of rabbinic liturgy.Moreover, the regional diversity of scholars from Israel, continental Europe, the United Kingdom, Ireland and North America mirrors Stefan’s travels as a lecturer and the reach of his publications. The volume includes a foreword of appreciation and a bibliographic list of Professor Reif''s works.

Dalia Marx stellt mit diesem Band eine allgemeine Einführung und einen feministischen Kommentar zu den drei letzten Traktaten der Ordnung Qodashim zur Verfügung. Jedes Traktat behandelt unterschiedliche Aspekte des Zweiten Tempels, wie er von den Rabbinern wahrgenommen wurde, und beleuchtet auf eigene Art und Weise die verschiedenen Aspekte geschlechtsspezifischer Fragen. Der Kommentar zu Tamid, einem Traktat, das den priesterlichen Dienst im Tempel behandelt, erörtert das Priestertum als ein "eigenes Geschlecht" und zieht Frauen als potentielle Teilnehmer für die Laien-Gottesdienste im Tempel, vielleicht sogar als Teil des sakralen Dienstes, in Erwägung. Middot befasst sich mit dem Äußeren des Tempels und der Kommentar untersucht den sakralen Raum aus geschlechtsspezifischer Perspektive. Zuletzt beschäftigt Marx sich mit Qinnim, einem Traktat, das sich mit Vogelopfern auseinandersetzt, die normalerweise von Frauen erbracht wurden. Der Kommentar zeigt, wie das Traktat Bilder von Frauen verwendet, um den Diskurs zu entwickeln. Dieser Band eröffnet neue Perspektiven auf die Sichtweise der Rabbis auf den Tempel und geschlechtsbezogene Themen.