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New in paperback. Hardcover was published in 2003. During the medieval period the three exegetical traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam produced a vast literature, one of great diversity but also one of numerous cross-cultural similarities.
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"This volume would serve as a wonderful course book for undergraduates and graduates, one that illustrates both the signal differences and the surprising parallels within and among the three Abrahamic traditions of scriptural exegesis."--Speculum
"Indispensable ... deserves an honored place on the shelves of public and private research libraries everywhere."--Catholic Biblical Quarterly
"A rich feast ... the three 'courses' of the book offer significant contributions to our understanding of exegesis in each specific tradition."--Journal of the American Academy of Religion
"With Reverence for the Word is both a readable and informative collection of essays important to the study of medieval scriptural exegesis." --Journal of Near Eastern Studies
Contents
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS; ABBREVIATIONS; 1. AN INTRODUCTION TO MEDIEVAL JEWISH BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION; BARRY D. WALFISH; 2. THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH IN SACRED SCRIPTURE: JEWS, CHRISTIANS, AND THE AUTHORITY TO INTERPRET; STEPHEN D. BENIN; 3. THE TENSION BETWEEN LITERAL INTERPRETATION AND EXEGETICAL FREEDOM: COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS ON SAADIA'S METHOD; HAGGAI BEN-SHAMMAI; 4. KARAITE COMMENTARIES ON THE SONG OF SONGS FROM TENTH-CENTURY JERUSALEM; DANIEL FRANK; 5. RESTORING THE NARRATIVE: JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN EXEGESIS IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY; MICHAEL A. SIGNER; 6. RASHBAM AS A "LITERARY" EXEGETE; MARTIN LOCKSHIN; 7. ASCETICISM AND EROTICISM IN MEDIEVAL JEWISH PHILOSOPHICAL AND MYSTICAL EXEGESIS OF THE SONG OF SONGS; ELLIOT R. WOLFSON; 8. TYPOLOGY, NARRATIVE, AND HISTORY: ISAAC BEN JOSEPH HA-KOHEN ON THE BOOK OF RUTH; BARRY D. WALFISH; 9. THE METHOD OF DOUBTS: PROBLEMATIZING THE BIBLE IN LATE MEDIEVAL JEWISH EXEGESIS; MARC SAPERSTEIN; 10. INTRODUCING SCRIPTURE: THE ACCESSUS AD AUCTORES IN HEBREW EXEGETICAL LITERATURE FROM THE THIRTEENTH THROUGH THE FIFTEENTH CENTURIES; ERIC LAWEE; 11. ON THE SOCIAL ROLE OF BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION: THE CASE OF PROVERBS; ALAN COOPER; 12. AN INTRODUCTION TO MEDIEVAL CHRISTIAN BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION; JOSEPH W. GOERING; 13. THE LETTER OF THE LAW: CAROLINGIAN EXEGETES AND THE OLD TESTAMENT; ABIGAIL FIREY; 14. THE FOUR "SENSES" AND THE FOUR EXEGETES; EDWARD SYNAN; 15. LAUDAT SENSUM ET SIGNIFICATIONEM: ROBERT GROSSETESTE ON THE FOUR SENSES OF SCRIPTURE; JAMES R. GINTHER; 16. BERYL SMALLEY, THOMAS OF CANTIMPRE, AND THE PERFORMATIVE READING OF SCRIPTURE: A STUDY IN TWO EXEMPLA; ROBERT SWEETMAN; 17. THE THEOLOGICAL CHARACTER OF THE SCHOLASTIC "DIVISION OF THE TEXT" WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE COMMENTARIES OF SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS; JOHN F. BOYLE; 18. THOMAS OF IRELAND AND HIS DE TRIBUS SENSIBUS SACRAE SCRIPTURAE; EDOURAD JEAUNEAU; 19. MATERIAL SWORDS AND LITERAL LIGHTS: THE STATUS OF ALLEGORY IN WILLIAM OF OCKHAM'S BREVILOQUIUM ON PAPAL POWER; A.J. MINNIS; 20. AN INTRODUCTION TO MEDIEVAL INTERPRETATION OF THE QUR'AN; JANE DAMMEN MCAULIFFE; 21. DISCUSSION AND DEBATE IN EARLY COMMENTARIES ON THE QUR'AN; FRED LEEMHUIS; 22. WEAKNESS IN THE ARGUMENTS FOR THE EARLY DATING OF QUR'ANIC COMMENTARY; HERBERT BERG; 23. THE SCRIPTURAL "SENSES" IN MEDIEVAL SUFI QUR'AN EXEGESIS; GERHARD BOWERING; 24. ARE THERE ALLEGORIES IN SUFI QUR'AN INTERPRETATION?; HAVA LAZARUS-YAFEH; 25. FROM THE SACRED MOSQUE TO THE REMOTE TEMPLE: SURAT AL-ISRA' BETWEEN TEXT AND COMMENTARY; ANGELIKA NEUWIRTH; 26. QUR'ANIC EXEGESIS AND HISTORY; GERALD HAWTING; 27. THE SELF-REFERENTIALITY OF THE QUR'AN: SURA 3:7 AS AN EXEGETICAL CHALLENGE; STEFAN WILD; 28. THE DESIGNATION OF "FOREIGN" LANGUAGE IN THE EXEGESIS OF THE QUR'AN; 29. THE GENRE BOUNDARIES OF QUR'ANIC COMMENTARY; JANE DAMMEN MCAULIFFE; SUBJECT INDEX; INDEX TO CITATIONS FROM THE BIBLE, RABBINIC LITERATURE, AND THE QUR'AN
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