Jewish Craftspeople in the Middle Ages by Lehnertz, Andreas; Stürzebecher, Maria; Goldin, Simha;

Objects, Sources and Materials

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Kiadás sorszáma 1
Kiadó De Gruyter
Megjelenés dátuma 2025. december 31.

ISBN 9783110787986
Kötéstípus Keménykötés
Terjedelem450 oldal
Méret 230x155 mm
Nyelv angol
Illusztrációk 25 Illustrations, black & white; 25 Illustrations, color

Kategóriák

Judaizmus

Rövid leírás:

The series focuses on the evolution of Jewish language, literature, communal life and religious ideology outside of the Land of Israel and in relation to it. The approach is inter-disciplinary with an emphasis on mutual influences between Jews and their non-Jewish environment. The series welcomes studies that span different periods and a variety of geographical areas.

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Hosszú leírás:

The significant participation of Jews in medieval European daily life culture and economy is common knowledge in modern Jewish Studies. We know that Jews used the same objects as Christians did. Scholars therefore are speaking of the shared or entangled culture of both groups. But in general it is assumed that most of these objects were made by Christian craftspeople, organized in guilds. However, Jewish craftspeople existed as well and are testified by manifold different sources. Yet, this field to date has not been studied adequately. Sources providing evidence of medieval Jewish craftspeople are rather scarce at first glance, especially in Northern Europe. In the Mediterranean, most regions with Jewish populations have a much broader base of sources. We can find Jews in medieval Europe working as turners, dyers, window makers, weavers, goldsmiths, armorers, dicers, belt makers, glaziers, playing card makers, bricklayers, tailors, watchmakers and mouse trap makers ? to mention only a few. A number of questions arise from these references, for example regarding the most common professions, the customers or the relationship with Christian craftspeople. In order to answer these questions, an interdisciplinary approach is necessary.

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