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Zustand: Good. Good condition. Published by Chart Music Publishing House. (Accordion, Sheet Music) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.

Zustand: Good. Good condition. (sheet music, accordion band, duet) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. Minor marks, otherwise in very good condition.

Zustand: VG. NY 1967. Krause reprint of 1926 edition. Comparative Psychology Monographs, Volume 3, Serial No. 15. Hardcover. Octavo, 87pp., institution buckram with original wraps mounted on front. Ex-university library, with usual markings. No underlines or other interior markings. VG.

Zustand: Good. 64mo. [6 pp.]. Printed on Boards Folded Accordion-style. Fine. Illustrations. Sample/mockup.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. New in original wrapping.

Zustand: Wie Neu. Zustandsbeschreibung: leichte Lagerspuren/minor shelfwear. From Elephantine to MMT. Miller applies the approach of performance theory/performance criticism to ancient Jewish letters. He argues that letters and other documents were not just read in silence, but were "performed" especially when they were addressed to a community. The Performance focuses closely on the ways in which the engagement of the audience during the performance of a text might be read from traces present in the text itself. Thus, this study casts new light on the form and function of several ancient Jewish letters in a variety of languages. 317 Seiten, gebunden (JAJ.S - Journal of Ancient Judaism. Supplements; Vol. 20/Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 2015). Statt EUR 130,00. Gewicht: 663 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.

hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut Sg - Ungelesenes Mängelexemplar, gestempelt, mit leichten Lagerspuren - This ambitious and engaging book sets itself the task of combining a wide range of approaches to cast new light on the form and function of several ancient Jewish letters in a variety of languages. The focus of The Performance of Ancient Jewish Lettersis on applying a new emerging field of performance theory to texts and arguing that letters and other documents were not just read in silence, as is normal today, but were 'performed,' especially when they were addressed to a community. A distinctive feature of this book consists of being one of the first to apply the approach of performance criticism to ancient Jewish letters. Previous treatments of ancient letters have not given enough consideration to their oral context; however, this book prompts the reader to 'listen' sympathetically with the audience. The Performance focuses close attention on the ways in which the engagement of the audience during the performance of a text might be read from traces present in the text itself. This book invites the audience to hear a fresh reading of a family letter from Hermopolis, concerning ugly tunics and castor oil; festal letters, about issues surrounding the celebration of Passover, Purim and Hanukkah; a diaspora letter on how to live in a foreign land; and also an official letter concerning the building of the Jerusalem temple. These letters will help us understand a text from the Dead Sea Scrolls, namely, MMT. Marvin L. Miller argues for the centrality of performance in the life of Jews of the Second Temple period, an area of study that has been traditionally neglected. The Performanceadvances the fields of orality and epistolography and supplements other scholars' works in those fields.

hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut SG - Ungelesenes Mängelexemplar, gestempelt, mit leichten Lagerspuren - This ambitious and engaging book sets itself the task of combining a wide range of approaches to cast new light on the form and function of several ancient Jewish letters in a variety of languages. The focus of The Performance of Ancient Jewish Lettersis on applying a new emerging field of performance theory to texts and arguing that letters and other documents were not just read in silence, as is normal today, but were 'performed,' especially when they were addressed to a community. A distinctive feature of this book consists of being one of the first to apply the approach of performance criticism to ancient Jewish letters. Previous treatments of ancient letters have not given enough consideration to their oral context; however, this book prompts the reader to 'listen' sympathetically with the audience. The Performance focuses close attention on the ways in which the engagement of the audience during the performance of a text might be read from traces present in the text itself. This book invites the audience to hear a fresh reading of a family letter from Hermopolis, concerning ugly tunics and castor oil; festal letters, about issues surrounding the celebration of Passover, Purim and Hanukkah; a diaspora letter on how to live in a foreign land; and also an official letter concerning the building of the Jerusalem temple. These letters will help us understand a text from the Dead Sea Scrolls, namely, MMT. Marvin L. Miller argues for the centrality of performance in the life of Jews of the Second Temple period, an area of study that has been traditionally neglected. The Performanceadvances the fields of orality and epistolography and supplements other scholars' works in those fields.

hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut SG - Ungelesenes Mängelexemplar, gestempelt, mit leichten Lagerspuren - This ambitious and engaging book sets itself the task of combining a wide range of approaches to cast new light on the form and function of several ancient Jewish letters in a variety of languages. The focus of The Performance of Ancient Jewish Lettersis on applying a new emerging field of performance theory to texts and arguing that letters and other documents were not just read in silence, as is normal today, but were 'performed,' especially when they were addressed to a community. A distinctive feature of this book consists of being one of the first to apply the approach of performance criticism to ancient Jewish letters. Previous treatments of ancient letters have not given enough consideration to their oral context; however, this book prompts the reader to 'listen' sympathetically with the audience. The Performance focuses close attention on the ways in which the engagement of the audience during the performance of a text might be read from traces present in the text itself. This book invites the audience to hear a fresh reading of a family letter from Hermopolis, concerning ugly tunics and castor oil; festal letters, about issues surrounding the celebration of Passover, Purim and Hanukkah; a diaspora letter on how to live in a foreign land; and also an official letter concerning the building of the Jerusalem temple. These letters will help us understand a text from the Dead Sea Scrolls, namely, MMT. Marvin L. Miller argues for the centrality of performance in the life of Jews of the Second Temple period, an area of study that has been traditionally neglected. The Performanceadvances the fields of orality and epistolography and supplements other scholars' works in those fields.

Zustand: New.

hardcover. Zustand: Neu. Neu Neuware auf Lager, Sofortversand - This ambitious and engaging book sets itself the task of combining a wide range of approaches to cast new light on the form and function of several ancient Jewish letters in a variety of languages. The focus of The Performance of Ancient Jewish Lettersis on applying a new emerging field of performance theory to texts and arguing that letters and other documents were not just read in silence, as is normal today, but were 'performed,' especially when they were addressed to a community. A distinctive feature of this book consists of being one of the first to apply the approach of performance criticism to ancient Jewish letters. Previous treatments of ancient letters have not given enough consideration to their oral context; however, this book prompts the reader to 'listen' sympathetically with the audience. The Performance focuses close attention on the ways in which the engagement of the audience during the performance of a text might be read from traces present in the text itself. This book invites the audience to hear a fresh reading of a family letter from Hermopolis, concerning ugly tunics and castor oil; festal letters, about issues surrounding the celebration of Passover, Purim and Hanukkah; a diaspora letter on how to live in a foreign land; and also an official letter concerning the building of the Jerusalem temple. These letters will help us understand a text from the Dead Sea Scrolls, namely, MMT. Marvin L. Miller argues for the centrality of performance in the life of Jews of the Second Temple period, an area of study that has been traditionally neglected. The Performanceadvances the fields of orality and epistolography and supplements other scholars' works in those fields.

hardcover. Zustand: Neu. Neu Neuware auf Lager, Sofortversand - This ambitious and engaging book sets itself the task of combining a wide range of approaches to cast new light on the form and function of several ancient Jewish letters in a variety of languages. The focus of The Performance of Ancient Jewish Lettersis on applying a new emerging field of performance theory to texts and arguing that letters and other documents were not just read in silence, as is normal today, but were 'performed,' especially when they were addressed to a community. A distinctive feature of this book consists of being one of the first to apply the approach of performance criticism to ancient Jewish letters. Previous treatments of ancient letters have not given enough consideration to their oral context; however, this book prompts the reader to 'listen' sympathetically with the audience. The Performance focuses close attention on the ways in which the engagement of the audience during the performance of a text might be read from traces present in the text itself. This book invites the audience to hear a fresh reading of a family letter from Hermopolis, concerning ugly tunics and castor oil; festal letters, about issues surrounding the celebration of Passover, Purim and Hanukkah; a diaspora letter on how to live in a foreign land; and also an official letter concerning the building of the Jerusalem temple. These letters will help us understand a text from the Dead Sea Scrolls, namely, MMT. Marvin L. Miller argues for the centrality of performance in the life of Jews of the Second Temple period, an area of study that has been traditionally neglected. The Performanceadvances the fields of orality and epistolography and supplements other scholars' works in those fields.

hardcover. Zustand: Neu. Neu Neuware auf Lager, Sofortversand - This ambitious and engaging book sets itself the task of combining a wide range of approaches to cast new light on the form and function of several ancient Jewish letters in a variety of languages. The focus of The Performance of Ancient Jewish Lettersis on applying a new emerging field of performance theory to texts and arguing that letters and other documents were not just read in silence, as is normal today, but were 'performed,' especially when they were addressed to a community. A distinctive feature of this book consists of being one of the first to apply the approach of performance criticism to ancient Jewish letters. Previous treatments of ancient letters have not given enough consideration to their oral context; however, this book prompts the reader to 'listen' sympathetically with the audience. The Performance focuses close attention on the ways in which the engagement of the audience during the performance of a text might be read from traces present in the text itself. This book invites the audience to hear a fresh reading of a family letter from Hermopolis, concerning ugly tunics and castor oil; festal letters, about issues surrounding the celebration of Passover, Purim and Hanukkah; a diaspora letter on how to live in a foreign land; and also an official letter concerning the building of the Jerusalem temple. These letters will help us understand a text from the Dead Sea Scrolls, namely, MMT. Marvin L. Miller argues for the centrality of performance in the life of Jews of the Second Temple period, an area of study that has been traditionally neglected. The Performanceadvances the fields of orality and epistolography and supplements other scholars' works in those fields.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Performances of Ancient Jewish Letters | From Elephantine to MMT, Journal of Ancient Judaism, Supplements 20, Journal of Ancient Judaism. Supplements (JAJ.S) 020, Part | Marvin Lloyd Miller | Buch | 317 S. | Deutsch | 2015 | Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht | EAN 9783525550939 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Theaterstr. 13, 37073 Göttingen, ute[dot]schnueckel[at]brill[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Zustand: Good. 64mo. [ca. 50 pp.], Red Leather, Accordion-Bound. Very Good. Hand-colored Illustrations. Signed by Juniper Von Phitzer (publisher, printer, binder). Numbered 23 of 24. (Bradbury, p. 110).

Zustand: Good. 64mo. [72 pp.]. Black Cloth with Silver Label Affixed to Cover. Fine. Stamped Illustrations. Signed by Juniper Von Phitzer (publisher, printer, binder). Numbered 8 of 30.

Zustand: Good. 64mo. [ca. 40 pp.]. Green Illustrated Boards, Edges of Pages Gilt. Fine. Color Illustrations. Signed by Juniper Von Phitzer (publisher, printer, binder). Numbered 42 of 101. (Bradbury, p. 109).

Zustand: Good. 64mo. [47 pp.], Burgundy Cloth with Illustrated Silver Label on Cover. Fine. Color Illustrations. Signed by Juniper Von Phitzer (publisher, printer, binder). Numbered 6 of 27. (Bradbury, p. 112).

Zustand: Good. 64mo. [24 pp.]. Blue Cloth with Illustrated Label on Cover. Fine. Color Illustrations. Numbered 14 of 26. "Adaptation in miniature of a Victorian 'At home' book [which] visitors . were invited to sign . on the day of their visit"--Page 5. (Bradbury, p. 111).

Zustand: Good. 64mo. Eight Unnumbered Leaves, Accordion-Bound, Brocade Covered Boards with mounted title label, in Papered Illustrated Slipcase. Fine. Color Illustrations. Signed by Juniper Von Phitzer (publisher, printer, binder). Numbered 6 of 26.

Zustand: Good. 64mo. [21 pp.], White Cloth with Illustration Inset on Cover, Marbled End Papers, Protective Glassine Sleeve. Fine. Color Illustrations. Signed by Juniper Von Phitzer (publisher, printer, binder). Numbered 14 of 20. Beautiful modern edition of 1912 original, original author and illustrator unknown. (Bradbury, p. 112).

Zustand: Good. 64mo. [ca. 127 pp.], Gold Cloth with Red Lettering Stamped on Cover, Gilt Edges. Fine. Illustrations, some color (some hand-tinted). Signed by Juniper Von Phitzer (publisher, printer, binder). Numbered 10 of 101. (Bradbury, p. 109).

Zustand: Good. 64mo. [6 pp.]. Issued in slipcase.Consists of 3 panels fastened with red leather straps. Backs of the 3 panels are wood; the end panels fold over the middle panel to form a "gate." Title and colophon are on the end panels. Text from Judges 16:1-3. Fine. Color Illustrations. Numbered 14 of 22. (Bradbury, p. 111).