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By permission of the British Museum.

The Sofja-Kovaleskaja Research Team, “Early Jewish Monotheisms”, conducts research on the unity and diversity of monotheisms in the biblical texts from the exilic and Persian periods.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Monotheism – Polytheism Graduiertenkolleg Guest Lectures

The monotheism-polytheism Graduiertenkolleg meets regularly to discuss work in progress by doctoral students of the Kolleg. In addition, there are a number of guest lecturers this semester.

2 Nov Prof. M. Tanret: “Die sumerische Götting Uttu, „nur“ eine Webergöttin?”
Dr. Michael Segal: “Seventy Years and Seventy Weeks: Daniel 9 and its Chronological Conception of the Exile and the Persian Period”

10 Nov Prof. Fischer, “Schicksal in AT und NT”

24 Nov PD Dr. Mirko Novák, “Die Mesopotamische Stadt: Von der „Sumerischen Tempelstadt“ zur „Assyrischen Königsresidenz“?”

25 Nov Prof. Russel Fuller, “Die Entwicklung des Kanons der Kleinen Propheten: Der Nachweis der Handschriften” (T0.136)

1 Dec PD Dr. Mirko Novák, “Stadt–Palast–Tempel. Weltbilder im urbanen Raum Mesopotamiens am Beispiel von Uruk, Ninive und Babylon”

7 Dec Jonathan Ben Dov, How did the Calender become a Factor in Defining National Identity? A View from the Bible to Early Judaism

11 Dec Prof. Leong Seow, “Reflections on the History of Consequences in the Book of Job”

14-18 Dec Prof. Frans Wiggermann, “Ikonographie-Woche”

15 Dec Juha Pakkala: “Why the Judean Cult Reforms Probably Never Took Place”

16 Dec Prof. Frans Wiggermann: “Gods and Symbols: Zababa, Enlil, Dumuzi”

3 Jan Prof. Joan Goodnick Westernholz

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