The notion that wisdom and apocalypticism represent fundamentally different and mutually exclusive categories of genre and worldview in early Jewish and Christian literature persists in current scholarship. The essay in this volume, the work of the Wisdom and Apocalypticism Group of the Society of Biblical Literature, challenged that generally held view as they explore the social locations and scholarly constructions of these literatures and discover an ancient reality of more porous categories and complex interrelationships. The volume draws on a broad range of Jewish and Christian texts, including "1 Enoch," Sirach, 4Qinstruction, "Psalms of Solomon," James, Revelation, and "Barnabas," The contributors are Ellen Bradshaw Aitken, Patrick J. Hartin, Richard A. Horsley, Matthew J. Goff, George W.E. Nickelsburg, Barbara R. Rossing, Sarah J. Tanzer, Patrick A. Tiller, Rodney A. Werline, Lawrence M. Wills and Benjamin G. Wright III. "Paperback edition is available from the Society of Biblical Literature (www.sbl-site.org)"
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The notion that wisdom and apocalypticism represent fundamentally different and mutually exclusive categories of genre and worldview in early Jewish and Christian literature persists in current scholarship. The essay in this volume, the work of the Wisdom and Apocalypticism Group of the Society of Biblical Literature, challenged that generally held view as they explore the social locations and scholarly constructions of these literatures and discover an ancient reality of more porous categories and complex interrelationships. The volume draws on a broad range of Jewish and Christian texts, including "1 Enoch", "Sirach", "4Qinstruction", "Psalms of Solomon", "James", "Revelation", and "Barnabas". The contributors are Ellen Bradshaw Aitken, Patrick J. Hartin, Richard A. Horsley, Matthew J. Goff, George W.E. Nickelsburg, Barbara R. Rossing, Sarah J. Tanzer, Patrick A. Tiller, Rodney A. Werline, Lawrence M. Wills and Benjamin G. Wright III.
Benjamin G. Wright III, Ph.D. (1988) in Christian Origins, University of Pennsylvania, is Professor of Religion Studies at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Lawrence M. Wills, Ph.D. (1987) in New Testament and Hellenistic Judaism, Harvard Divinity School, is Talbot Professor of Biblical Studies at Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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