Includes bibliographical references Ehud Ben Zvi: Part I.Remembering ancestors and founders.The memory of Abraham in late Persian/early Hellenistic Yehud/Judah Philip R. Davies: Part II.Remembering kings (Israelite and foreigners).Saul, hero and villain Yairah Amit: Part III.Remembering female characters.Tamar, from victim to mother of a dynasty Ehud Ben Zvi: Part IV.Remembering prophets.Exploring the memory of Moses 'the prophet' in late Persian/early Hellenistic Yehud/Judah David H. Aaron.: Part V.Additional and complementary methodological considerations.Reflections on a cognitive theory of culture and a theory of formalized language for late biblical studies Raik Heckl: Remembering Jacob in the late Persian early Hellenistic era Thomas C. Römer: Moses, the royal lawgiver Philippe Guillaume: Exploring the memory of Aaron in late Persian/early Hellenistic period Yehud E. Axel Knauf: Remembering Joshua Diana V. Edelman: David in Israelite social memory Niels Peter Lemche: Solomon as cultural memory Bob Becking: Between realpolitiker and hero of faith: memories of Hezekiah in biblical traditions and beyond Russell Hobson: The memory of Sennacherib in late Persian Yehud Lowell K. Handy: Rehabilitating Manasseh: remembering King Manasseh in the Persian and Hellenistic periods Joseph Blenkinsopp: Remembering Josiah Jonathan Stökl: Nebuchadnezzar: history, memory, and myth-making in the Persian period Carol A. Newsom: New you see him, now you don't: Nabonidus in Jewish memory Lynette Mitchell: Remembering Cyrus the Persian: exploring monarchy and freedom in classical Greece Athalya Brenner: Ruth: the art of memorizing past enemies, ambiguously Carey Walsh: Why remember Jezebel? Ehud Ben Zvi: Isaiah, a memorable prophet: why was Isaiah so memorable in the late Persian/early Hellenistic periods? : some observations Mark Leuchter: Remembering Jeremiah in the Persian period Christophe Nihan: The memory of Ezekiel in postmonarchic Yehud |
