Editing Scrolls and Vocal Folds: Why Modern Editing Should Not Apply to the Hebrew Bible

Location

Statesboro Campus, Russell Union Ballroom, Poster Presentation

Document Type and Release Option

Poster Presentation (Open Access)

Faculty Mentor

Dr. Daniel Pioske

Faculty Mentor Email

dpioske@georgiasouthern.edu

Presentation Year

2022

Start Date

22-4-2022 12:15 PM

End Date

22-4-2022 1:30 PM

Description

The Hebrew Bible has considerably changed since its conception. Those changes were partly informed by the ancient biblical texts' materiality and usage. I argue that modern editorial concerns, like readability, usability, and accessibility, cannot be applied to a collection of scrolls from a predominantly illiterate and oral culture.

Academic Unit

College of Arts and Humanities

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Editing Scrolls and Vocal Folds: Why Modern Editing Should Not Apply to the Hebrew Bible

Statesboro Campus, Russell Union Ballroom, Poster Presentation

The Hebrew Bible has considerably changed since its conception. Those changes were partly informed by the ancient biblical texts' materiality and usage. I argue that modern editorial concerns, like readability, usability, and accessibility, cannot be applied to a collection of scrolls from a predominantly illiterate and oral culture.