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Michael Klein on the Targums: Collected Essays 1972-2002

Name: Michael Klein on the Targums: Collected Essays 1972-2002
Price: 152.14 GBP
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Author: Michael L. Klein
ISBN: 9789004202955

by Michael L. Klein, Avigdor Shinan

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332 pages
Publisher: Brill
16.6 x 24.7 x 2.6 cm

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For researchers studying ancient Jewish texts.

Unpacks key translation techniques for Targums.

Strengthen your understanding of early scripture.

A comprehensive collection of essential essays exploring the history and study of the Targums.

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During his life, Michael Klein played a key role in helping establish the foundation for the modern study of the Targums. He was known for his thorough studies of targumic translation techniques and for his editions of the Fragment Targums and the Cairo Geniza fragments of Palestinian Targums. This collection of his essays brings together some of his writings on translation technique and studies on the Cairo Geniza material on Targums Onqelos and Jonathan, as well as the Writings. Essays on the Palestinian Targums feature as well, with studies of Targum Neofiti and Geniza discoveries that occurred after his edition. It begins with a Foreward by Avigdor Shinan and Rimon Kasher and ends with a personal tribute by Stefan Reif.