Art and Judaism in the Greco-Roman world : toward a new Jewish archaeology
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Fine, Steven
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2005.
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xvii, 267 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. |
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Table of contents Publisher description |
Inhaltsangabe:
- Building an ancient synagogue on the Delaware: Philadelphia's Henry S. Frank Memorial Synagogue and constructions of Jewish art at the turn of the twentieth century
- The old-new land: "Jewish archaeology" and the Zionist narrative
- Archaeology and the search for "non-rabbinic Judaism"
- Art history: transmitting Jewish artlessness to new generations
- Toward a new "Jewish archaeology": methodological reflections
- Art and identity in latter Second Temple period Judaism: the Hasmonean royal tombs at Modi'in
- Art and identity in late antique Palestine: the Na'aran synagogue
- Art and identity in diaspora communities in late antiquity: from Nehardea to Rome
- Between Rome and Jerusalem: the date palm as a "Jewish symbol"
- "The lamps of Israel": the menorah as a Jewish symbol
- The Dura Europos synagogue and its liturgical parchment
- Synagogue mosaics and liturgy in the land of Israel
- Sanctity and the art of ancient synagogues.
