Judith M Kunst (11 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Discover an ancient and vibrant approach to reading scripture--the rich tradition of Jewish Midrash. Midrash invites us to search the Bible for what is unfamiliar and unclear, and to wrestle with the text, those burning words, trusting the God of the Bible will meet us there. Midrash is a Hebrew word meaning to search out. This ancient, Jewish method for interpreting the Bible searches not for what is familiar but for what is unfamiliar, not for what's clear but for what's unclear, and then wrestles with the text, passionately, playfully, and reverently. Midrash views the Bible as one side of a conversation, started by God, containing an implicit invitation to keep the conversation going. Kunst invites the reader to explore Midrash for the first time through a conversation, at times humorous, reflective and poetic, offering practical suggestions for personal Midrash-making along the way.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Discover an ancient and vibrant approach to reading scripture--the rich tradition of Jewish Midrash. Midrash invites us to search the Bible for what is unfamiliar and unclear, and to wrestle with the text, those burning words, trusting the God of the Bible will meet us there. Midrash is a Hebrew word meaning to search out. This ancient, Jewish method for interpreting the Bible searches not for what is familiar but for what is unfamiliar, not for what's clear but for what's unclear, and then wrestles with the text, passionately, playfully, and reverently. Midrash views the Bible as one side of a conversation, started by God, containing an implicit invitation to keep the conversation going. Kunst invites the reader to explore Midrash for the first time through a conversation, at times humorous, reflective and poetic, offering practical suggestions for personal Midrash-making along the way.…

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Broschur. Condition: Wie neu. XXVII, 552 Seiten : Illustrationen ; 30 cm Tadelloses Exemplar. - Table of Contents -- Foreword of the editors -- Workshop Lissabon -- Between a taphonomic and erosion filter. The difficult research on Early Neolithic in the Iberian Peninsula -- by Michael Kunst -- The Early Neolithic settlement of Carrascal (Oeiras, Portugal) -- byJodo Luis Cardoso -- Between shell middens and caves. The Rock Shelter 2 of Lizandro 1 (Mafra, Lisbon, Portugal) and the Early Neolithic funerary practices of the Western Iberian Peninsula -- by Ana Catarina Sousa, Linda Melo, Alexandra Valente, Ana Maria Silva and Victor s. Gonsalves -- The first agrarian territories in southwestern Portugal - the contribution of littoral regional paleoecology -- by Jose Mateus and Paula Queiroz -- On the Late Mesolithic/Early Neolithic border artefacts and identities during the Mesolithic/Neolithic transition in SW Iberia (second half of the 6th millennium BC) -- by Mariana Diniz -- A spatiotemporal snapshot of the last hunter-gatherers and the first farmers of Eastern Iberia -- by Oreto Garcia-Puchol, Joan Bernabeu Auban and Alfredo Cortell-Nicolau -- MugePortal: a new digital platform for the study of the last hunter-gatherers of the Tagus Valley, Portugal -- by Celia Goncalves, Claudia Umbelino, Ricardo Miguel Godinho, Jodo Cascalheira, Lino Andre, Joana Belmiro, Margarida Santos, Mauro Figueiredo, Roxane Matias, Claudia Costa and Nuno Bicho -- The transition from the PPNA to the Early PPNB in the 9th millennium cal. BC: the example of Mushash 163 in the Jordanian desert steppe -- by Karin Bartl -- Meso-Neolithic mobility on the Portuguese Southwest Coast: The case study of the Castelejo shell midden -- by Joaquina Soares and Carlos Tavares da Silva -- East of Eden. Early Megalithism and Neolithic in Central Alentejo (Portugal) -- by Rui Mataloto and Marco Antdnio Andrade -- Workshop Tehran -- Research on the Neolithic in Iran (9600-5200 BC): state of the art and perspectives -- by Judith Thomalsky and Hassan Fazeli Nashli -- The Earliest steps towards the Neolithic world in the Central Zagros: a summary -- by Hojjat Darabl -- In search of the Neolithic around Lake Urmia -- by Judith Thomalsky -- The archaeo-mineralogical analysis of the Early Pottery Neolithic Tradition of Ahrendjan - Qara Tepe, Azerbaijan, NW Iranian Plateau -- by Bahram Ajorloo, Hakime Afsharinezhad, Darioush Koushki and Mehdi Razani -- The first farmers and herders of the North Central Plateau and Northeastern Iran: an irrigation society -- by Hassan Fazeli Nashli, Ruth Young, Ania Grizak, Hassan Afshari and Hamid Nazari -- Pre-agricultural plant and animal management and the emergence of low-level food-production on the Southern Coastal Plain of the Caspian Sea during the Early Holocene -- by Hassan Fazeli Nashli, Michael W. Gregg, Elena Marinova, Robin Bendrey, Sanda Balescu, Laurence Forget Brisson, Michel Lamothe, Judith Thomalsky, Hamid Nazari and Sahar Maleki -- Workshop Lima -- Conceptualizing early complexity: connectivities, network scales, and communities -- by Tom D. Dillehay -- Architecture and ritual in the early processes of social complexification in the Central Andes -- by Rafael Vega Centeno Sara Lafosse -- The Pampa de las Salinas archaeological complex: the rise of social complexity in the Chao Valley of Northern Peru -- by Ana Cecilia Mauricio -- El Paraiso and the origins of social complexity in the Peruvian Central Coast -- By Jose Joaquin Narvaez -- The sunken circular plazas of Sechin Bajo - an architectural tradition of the 4th millennium BC -- by Peter R. Fuchs, Renate Patzschke and Jesus Bricefio -- The emergence of early agriculture in southern Peru and its implications for the origins of complex early societies -- by Hermann Gorbahn -- From the Archaic to the Formative Period in the Central Andes: state of research and perspectives for the future -- by Peter Kaulicke -- Jade, salt, and copper: emerging complexity in Central European early agrarian societies -- b.…