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corsi e seminari 2005-2006 »
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PHILOLOGICAL
SECTION
Propaedeutic courses
| Greek
I: Grammar [in Italian] (5 hrs/wk, first semester):
Roman Lebiedziuk |
| Greek
I: Grammar [in English] (5 hrs/wk, first semester):
Roman Lebiedziuk |
| Greek
II: "Lectio cursiva" [in Italian] (5
hrs/wk, second semester): Roman Lebiedziuk |
| Greek
II: "Lectio cursiva" [in English] (5
hrs/wk, second semester): Roman Lebiedziuk |
| Hebrew
I: Grammar [in Italian] (5 hrs/wk, first semester):
Karl Plötz |
| Hebrew
I: Grammar [in English] (5 hrs/wk, first semester):
Don McMahon |
| Hebrew
I: Grammar [in Spanish] (5 hrs/wk, first semester):
Don McMahon |
| Hebrew
II: "Lectio cursiva" [in Italian] (5
hrs/wk, second semester): Karl Plötz |
| Hebrew
II: "Lectio cursiva" [n English] (5
hrs/wk, second semester): Don McMahon |
| Hebrew
II: "Lectio cursiva" [in Spanish] (5
hrs/wk, second semester): Don McMahon |
Advanced
courses
| Biblical
Aramaic [in Italian] (1 hour a week, second semester):
Robert Althann |
| New
Testament Greek, A [in Italian] (first semester):
Anthony Forte |
| New
Testament Greek, A [in English] (first semester):
Anthony Forte |
| New
Testament Greek, B [in Italian] (second semester):
Anthony Forte |
| New
Testament Greek, B [in English] (second semester):
Dean Bechard |
| Biblical
Hebrew, A [in Italian] (3 hrs/wk, first semester):
Santiago Bretón |
| Biblical
Hebrew, B [in Italian] (second semester):
Paul Mankowski |
| Biblical
Hebrew, B [in English] (second semester):
Paul Mankowski |
| Biblical
Hebrew, C [in Italian] (first semester): Agustinus
Gianto |
| Biblical
Hebrew, C [in English] (second semester):
Agustinus Gianto |
| Septuagint
Greek, A [in Italian] (first semester): Anthony
Forte |
| Septuagint
Greek, B [in Italian] (second semester): Anthony
Forte |
| Septuagint
Greek, C (2 hrs/wk): Anthony Forte |
| Greek:
«The Apostolic Fathers» (2 hrs/wk): Anthony
Forte |
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| [For
courses in other Ancient Near Eastern languages, see ORIENTAL
FACULTY] |
ISAGOGICAL and HISTORICAL-GEOGRAPHICAL SECTION
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Biblical
Archaeology and Geography [in Italian] (second
semester): Lorenzo Nigro
Biblical
Archaeology and Geography
[in the Holy Land - September 3-25, 2005 - in collaboration
with the «Studium Biblicum Franciscanum» of Jerusalem]
Textual
Criticism of the Old and New Testament
[in Italian] (second semester): Stephen Pisano |
Hermeneutics
History
of the Old Testament
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The
Syro-Palestinian Background of the O.T. [in Italian] (first
semester): Paolo Merlo
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OT
and Mesopotamia: Religion, History and Society [in Italian]
(4 hrs/wk, February-March 2005): Jesús Garcia Recio
History
of the New Testament
-
Historical,
Literary and Theological Background of the NT [in Italian]
(first semester - in Jerusalem): Prof. Giuseppe
Di Luccio
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The
Historical Jesus in his Context
[in Italian] (second semester): Prof. Joseph
Sievers
EXEGETICAL-THEOLOGICAL
SECTION
Old
Testament
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Rabbinic exegesis: «Akedah» [in Italian]:
Reinhard Neudecker |
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The Suffering Servant in Isaiah and the Psalms [in Italian]:
Horacio Simian-Yofre |
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Studies on the Second Book of the Psalter (Ps 50-72) [in
Italian]: Gianni Barbiero |
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Jeremiah 1-6 [in Italian]: Pietro Bovati |
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Exegesis of Prov 1-9 [in Italian]: Luca Mazzinghi |
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The History of David [in Italian]: Craig Morrison |
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The Cycle of Abraham [in Italian]: Jean Louis Ska |
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II
semester
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The Deuteronomistic History [in Italian]: José
Luis Sicre |
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Justice and Jnjustice in Wisdom Literature [in Italian]:
Pietro Bovati |
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The «Confessions» of Jeremiah in Their Context
[in Italian]: Gianni Barbiero |
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Living under an Empire. Exegesis of 2Kgs 15-21 [in Italian]:
Peter Dubovsky |
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Isaiah 24–27: Earth and City in the Face of God's Kingship
[in English]: Willem A.M. Beuken |
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Vocation of Moses (Ex 3,1-4,18) [in Italian]: Jean
Louis Ska |
I
semester
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Special Introduction to the Letters of Paul [in Italian]:
Jean-Noël Aletti |
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Cristological Texts in Mark [in Italian]: Klemens
Stock |
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Selected Passages of First Corinthians [in Italian]:
Jean-Noël Aletti |
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The Divine Word enters the World: John 1-4 [in Italian]:
Johannes Beutler |
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The Ministry of Jesus in Galilee (Lk 4,1-9,50) [in Italian]:
Dean Bechard |
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First Letter of John [in Italian]:
Jesús Luzarraga |
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Paul and the Dead Sea Scrolls [in
English]: Karl P. Donfried |
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The Teology of the Cross in the Fourth
Gospel [in Italian]:
Jesús Luzarraga |
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Jesus reveals himself to his People:
John 5-8 [in Italian]:
Johannes Beutler |
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Exegesis of the Gospels and the Synoptic
Problem [in English]:
David L. Dungan |
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Exegesis of Lk 23-24
[in Italian]: John Kilgallen |
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The Easter Narratives of Synoptic Gospels
(II part) [in Italian]:
Klemens Stock |
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Reading Mt 1-2 within its OT and contemporary Jewish Background
[in English]:
Ansgar Wucherpfennig |
SEMINARS
| Introductory
Seminar in Methodology (I and II sem.): Prof.
Stanislaw Bazylinski |
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Study of Psalm 72 as Introduction to the Exegesis of the Psalter
(ital.): Gianni Barbiero |
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Exegesis of Amos (ital.): Pietro Bovati |
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Revelation 1-3 (ital.): Jesús Luzarraga |
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Introduction to the Scientific Study of Rabbinics (ex
cond.): Reinhard Neudecker |
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Methodology
and Exegesis in the Prophets
(ex cond.): Horacio Simian-Yofre |
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The
Narrative Techniques of the Old Testament
(ital.): Jean Louis Ska |
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Study
of a Synoptic Text
(ital.): Klemens Stock |
II
semester
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Narrative Approach to Gospel and Acts (ital.): Jean-Noël
Aletti |
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The Speeches in Acts (English): Dean Bechard |
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Is 54 and 60: A Literary Analysis of Two Zion Passages
(English): Willem A.M. Beuken |
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The Testament of Paul: 2Tim (ex cond.): Johannes
Beutler |
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Greek Manuscripts of the Bible (ex cond.): Anthony
Forte |
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Parables of Luke (ital.): John Kilgallen |
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Canticle of Canticles (Spanish): Jesús Luzarraga |
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King Herod in the Ancient Sources (ex cond.): Joseph
Sievers |
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Initiation to the Historical-Critical Method(ital.):
Jean Louis Ska |
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