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The Study of the Hebrew Bible

The seminar is composed of Jewish and Christian scholars with a common interest in research and teaching of the Hebrew Bible. The focus of the seminar is research illuminating the cultural milieu, language, text and interpretation of the Hebrew Bible. This research is characterized by a variety of methodologies, including historical-critical, literary, philological, archaeological, and sociological approaches to the text, as well as history of interpretation. Research on ancient Near Eastern cultures and languages relating to ancient Israel is also regularly presented.

Seminar: #473
Founded: 1968

Seminar Administration

Chair:
Sharon Keller
Jewish Theological Seminary
srk212@aol.com

Rapporteur:
Todd Kennedy
Union Theological Seminary
tk2344@columbia.edu

POLITICS
LITERATURE, RELIGION AND THE ARTS
Studies in Religion
The Ancient Near East
The Study of the Hebrew Bible
The Art of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
Cinema and Interdisciplinary Interpretation
Shakespeare
Iranian Studies
Buddhist Studies
Religion in America
Romanticism and its Aftermath
Literary Theory
New Testament
Comparative Philosophy
Religion in New York
CULTURAL STUDIES
HISTORY
EDUCATION AND PUBLIC MEDIA
SCIENCE
REGIONAL STUDIES
SOCIETY
ALPHABETICAL LISTING