IOSOT International Organization for the Study of the Old Testament XVIIth Congress Basel 2001

IOSOT: 5.-10. August 2001

IOTS International Organization for Targumic Studies III. 
Kongress: 2.-3. August 2001
IOSCS International Organization for Septuagint and Cognate Studies XI. 
Kongress: 3.-4. August 2001
IOQS International Organization for Qumran Studies IV. 
Kongress: 5.-7. August 2001
IOMS International Organization for Masoretic Studies XV. 
Kongress: 6. August 2001

Organizing Committee

Prof. Dr. Ernst Jenni, President
Prof. Dr. Klaus Seybold, Vice President
Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Mathys, Executive President
Dr. Beat Huwyler, Congress Secretary

Publication:

A. Lemaire (ed.), Congress Volume Basel 2001. 

Papers given at the 17th Congress of the International Organization for the Study of the Old Testament, 

held in Basel from 5 to 10 August 2001 (Supplements to Vetus Testamentum, vol. 92), 

Leiden: Brill 2002. 

ISBN: 9789004126800. viii, 414 pp. 1 illus.

Main Programme

All main lectures take place in the university main building unless otherwise stated.

Sunday, 5 August

8 pmErnst Jenni (Basel)
Presidential address
Venue: Martinskirche

Monday, 6 August

9 amMichael P. O’Connor (Catholic University of America, Washington, USA)
Syntax and Semantics of Biblical Hebrew: Recent Studies
10.30 amStephen A. Kaufman (Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, USA)
Recent Contributions of Aramaic Studies to Biblical Hebrew Philology and the Exegesis of the Hebrew Bible
11.45 amAndreas Wagner (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany)
Die Stellung der Sprechakttheorie in Hebraistik und Exegese

Tuesday, 7 August

9 amEugene Ulrich (University of Notre Dame, USA)
The Text of the Hebrew Scriptures at the Time of Hillel and Jesus
10.30 amCarmel McCarthy (University College Dublin, Ireland)
Moving in from the Margins: Issues of Text and Context in Deuteronomy
11.45 amGilles Dorival (Université de Provence, Aix en Provence, France)
TM et LXX: Le cas des Psaumes

Open Public Evening Lecture

7.30 pmHelga Weippert (Villeperdrix, France)
Der Lärm und die Stille. Ethno-archäologische Annäherungen an das biblische Alltagsleben
With illustrations and music
Venue: Martinskirche

Wednesday, 8 August

9 amUdo Rüterswörden (Universität Bonn, Germany)
Dtn 13 in der neueren Deuteronomiumforschung
10.30 amHelen Schüngel-Straumann (Universität Gesamthochschule Kassel, Germany)
Feministische Exegese ausgewählter Beispiele aus der Urgeschichte
11.45 amHans M. Barstad (Universitetet i Oslo, Norway)
Isaiah 40:1-11: Another Reading

Thursday, 9 August

9 amBernd Janowski (Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen, Germany)
Theologie des Alten Testaments. Standortbestimmung und Zukunftsaufgaben
10.30 amCarol L. Meyers (Duke University, Durham, USA)
From Household to House of Yahweh: Women’s Religion In Ancient Israel
11.45 amJon D. Levenson (Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, USA)
Immortality, Resurrection, and the Construction of Personal Identity in Ancient Israel

Friday, 10 August

9 amIsrael Finkelstein (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Archaeology and Text in the Year 2000: A View from the Center
10.30 amThomas Römer (Université de Lausanne, Switzerland)
Le pentateuque toujours en question – bilan et perspectives après un quart de siècle de débat
11.45 amThomas Willi (Ernst Moritz Arndt Universität Greifswald, Germany)
Hebraica veritas in Basel

Short Papers

Monday, 6 August / Tuesday, 7 August / Thursday, 9 August

See the detailed programme.

Special Events

New focus on Elephantine: archaeology, history, texts and the Bible

Thursday, 9 August, 3–6 pm
In cooperation with the Swiss Society of Ancient Near Eastern Studies (SGOA)

Lecturers

3 pmBezalel Porten (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)
Elephantine and the Bible
3.45 pmKarl-Theodor Zauzich (University of Würzburg)
Elephantine nach den demotischen Quellen des 6.-1. Jahrhunderts
4.45 pmCornelius von Pilgrim (Schweizerisches Institut für ägyptische Bauforschung und Altertumskunde, Kairo)
Elephantine in der Perserzeit: Ein Bericht über die Grabungsergebnisse der letzten Jahre
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