Series
Forschungen zum Alten Testament 2. Reihe
Edited by Konrad Schmid, Mark S. Smith, Hermann Spieckermann, and Andrew Teeter
FAT I makes a point of publishing the works of both younger and well-established scholars who give important momentum to Old Testament research all over the world. There are no religious or denominational preferences, and the series has no limits defined by certain positions. The sole determining factor for the acceptance of a manuscript is its high level of scholarship. Monographs, including habilitations, essay collections by established researchers and conference volumes on key subjects from the fields of theology and religious history define the profile of the series. FAT I is an international forum for Old Testament research, which is expressed in the broad spectrum of the subjects and aspects covered.
FAT II makes a point of publishing the works of a younger generation of scholars who are giving important momentum to Old Testament research. As in FAT I, there are no religious or denominational preferences, and the series has no limits defined by certain positions. In this series as well, the standards for the acceptance of a manuscript are high. In addition to dissertations and monographs, conference volumes on subjects from the fields of theology and religious history with an interdisciplinary focus are also published. The main goal of the FAT II series is to provide a younger generation of scholars with a platform.
FAT II makes a point of publishing the works of a younger generation of scholars who are giving important momentum to Old Testament research. As in FAT I, there are no religious or denominational preferences, and the series has no limits defined by certain positions. In this series as well, the standards for the acceptance of a manuscript are high. In addition to dissertations and monographs, conference volumes on subjects from the fields of theology and religious history with an interdisciplinary focus are also published. The main goal of the FAT II series is to provide a younger generation of scholars with a platform.
ISSN: 1611-4914 / eISSN: 2568-8367 - Suggested citation: FAT II
Erschließung ihrer Struktur und einzelner Lexeme mittels Isotopieanalyse
2021.
Approx. 200 pages.
FAT II
forthcoming in January
forthcoming in January
The Early Reception History of Genesis 2:17
2020.
X, 217 pages.
FAT II 115
A Case for Identity in Ezekiel 1–33
2020.
XI, 195 pages.
FAT II 123
Untersuchungen zu Text und Theologie von Dtn 32,1–43
2020.
XVIII, 451 pages.
FAT II 124
2020.
XVI, 367 pages.
FAT II 122
How Post-Exilic Ideologies Created the False (and the True) Prophets
2020.
XIV, 209 pages.
FAT II 121
Tracing Perspectives of Group Identity from Judah, Samaria, and the Diaspora in Biblical Traditions
Edited by Benedikt Hensel, Dany Nocquet, and Bartosz Adamczewski
Edited by Benedikt Hensel, Dany Nocquet, and Bartosz Adamczewski
2020.
VIII, 337 pages.
FAT II 120
An Analysis of MT, LXX, and Vetus Latina
2020.
XXI, 307 pages.
FAT II 119
A Theological Analysis
2020.
XIII, 277 pages.
FAT II 117
Proceedings of the Second International Colloquium of the Dominique Barthélemy Institute held at Fribourg on 10–11 October, 2013
Edited by Innocent Himbaza and Jan Joosten
Edited by Innocent Himbaza and Jan Joosten
2020.
VIII, 155 pages.
FAT II