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  • The Late Medieval Hebrew Book in the Western Mediterranean: Hebrew Manuscripts and Incunabula in Context

    The Late Medieval Hebrew Book in the Western Mediterranean by Barco, Javier del;

    Hebrew Manuscripts and Incunabula in Context

    Series: Études sur le juda?sme médiéval; 65;

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    Product details:

    • Edition number Bilingual
    • Publisher BRILL
    • Date of Publication 15 October 2015

    • ISBN 9789004250062
    • Binding Hardback
    • No. of pages384 pages
    • Size 235x155 mm
    • Weight 730 g
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    Short description:

    This collection of essays focuses on the medieval Hebrew book as object in order to explore the production, circulation, transmission, and consumption of Hebrew texts in the western Mediterranean (mainly Iberia, Provence, and Italy) between the thirteenth and the sixteenth centuries.

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    Long description:

    This collection takes the Hebrew book as a focal point for exploring the production, circulation, transmission, and consumption of Hebrew texts in the cultural context of the late medieval western Mediterranean. The authors elaborate in particular on questions concerning private vs. public book production and collection; the religious and cultural components of manuscript patronage; collaboration between Christian and Jewish scribes, artists, and printers; and the impact of printing on Iberian Jewish communities. Unlike other approaches that take context into consideration merely to explain certain variations in the history of the Hebrew book from antiquity to the present, the premise of these essays is that context constitutes the basis for understanding practices and processes in late medieval Jewish book culture.

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    Table of Contents:

    A Note on Transliteration and the Use of Foreign Languages
    Acknowledgements
    Introduction, Javier del Barco
    Section 1. Producing and Circulating Manuscripts
    Commissioned and Owner
    -Produced Manuscripts in the Sephardi Zone and Italy in the Thirteenth?Fifteenth Centuries, Malachi Beit
    -Arié

    Immigrant Scribes? Handwriting in Northern Italy from the Late Thirteenth to the Mid
    -Sixteenth Century: Sephardi and Ashkenazi Attitudes toward the Italian Script, Edna Engel
    Studia of Philosophy as Scribal Centers in Fifteenth
    -Century Iberia, Colette Sirat
    Jewish Book Owners and Their Libraries in the Iberian Peninsula, Fourteenth?Fifteenth Centuries, Joseph R. Hacker
    Section 2. Conceptualizing the Hebrew Book
    Inscribing Piety in Late
    -Thirteenth
    -Century Perpignan, Eva Frojmovic
    The Scholarly Interests of a Scribe and Mapmaker in Fourteenth
    -Century Majorca: Elisha ben Abraham Benvenisti Cresques?s Bookcase, Katrin Kogman
    -Appel

    Le?azim in David Kimhi?s Sefer ha
    -shorashim: Scribes and Printers through Space and Time, Judith Kogel
    Section 3. Crossing Linguistic and Religious Boundaries
    Fifteenth
    -Century Castilian Translations from Hebrew Literature, Sonia Fellous
    The Artist of the Barcelona Haggadah, Evelyn Cohen
    Quotations, Translations, and Uses of Jewish Texts in Ramon Martí?s Pugio fidei, Philippe Bobichon
    Section 4. Printing in Hebrew on the Eve of the Iberian Expulsion
    Unknown Sephardi Incunabula, Shimon M. Iakerson
    What Do We Know about Hebrew Printing in Guadalajara, Híjar, and Zamora?, Adri K. Offenberg
    Techne and Culture: Printers and Readers in Fifteenth
    -Century Hispano
    -Jewish Communities, Eleazar Gutwirth

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