Recent Developments in Textual Criticism: New Testament, Other Early Christian and Jewish Literature - Papers Read at a Noster Conference in Münster

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Series: Studies in Theology and Religion (STAR) vol. 8 From 4 to 6 January 2001, a three-day international conference on textual criticism took place in Munster. This conference was remarkable for its multi-disciplinary set-up. The speakers included experts in the field of New Testament textual criticism as well as researchers who specialise in preparing critical editions of documents from early-Jewish and rabbinic literature. Text-critical problems concerning the study of early-Christian literature other than the New Testament were also on the conference programme. This book contains most of the papers presented during the conference, but it is not simply a volume containing conference proceedings. The papers have often been thoroughly revised and two articles were added afterwards at the invitation of the editors. There is also a substantial inroduction by the editors. Contributors include Barbara Aland, James Keith Elliott, and Folkert Siegert. From the contents Part 1 Introduction Part 2 New Testament and other early Christian Literature 1 Der textkritische und textgeschichtliche Nutzen fruher Papyri, demonstriert am Johannesevangelium 2 Was verandert sich in der Textkritik durch die Beachtung genealogischer Koharenz? 3 The Nature of "Western" Readings in Acts: Test-cases 4 Zur Bedeutung der koptischen Ubersetzungen fur Textkritik und Verstandnis des Neuen Testaments 5 Theodorus Beza and New Testament Conjectural Emendation 6 The Editio Critica Maior: One Reader's Reactions 7 Textkritik in fruhchristlicher Literatur ausserhalb des Neuen Testaments: Barn 1, 6 als Beispiel Part 3 Jewish Literature 1 Erfahrungen mit der Munsteraner Josephus-Ausgabe: Ein Werkstattbericht mitSeitenblicken auf griechische Bibelsausgaben 2 Zur Edition apokrypher Texte: Am Beispiel des griechischen Lebens Adams und Evas 3 Textual Criticism of Late Rabbinic Midrshim: The Example of Aggadat Bereshit