Tales of the Scriptural as the Basis of a "Textual Anthropology" of the Old Testament (C02)

这个项目的核心是对面向行为的人工制品分析和元文本分析之间的联系进行方法论思考。人工制品分析着眼于写作的用法，因为它可以用人工制品来说明，而元语篇分析试图重构围绕写作的话语，并说明这对写作使用的影响。一个新的方面将是文本语用分析方法，它评估文本内部与写作使用有关的信号。该项目计划借助在犹太沙漠中发现的手稿(包括库姆兰、马萨达、纳哈尔·赫弗、瓦迪·穆拉巴特)，从公元前3世纪到公元2世纪，测试这些程序，以便以一种前所未有的方式描述早期犹太教处理和处理文字的虚构和实际模式。

At the heart of this project are methodological reflections on the connection between praxeologically orientated artefact analysis and metatext analysis. While the artefact analysis looks at the usage of writing ¿ given that it can be illustrated with the artefacts ¿, metatext analysis tries to reconstruct the discourse surrounding writing and to illustrate the consequences of this for the usage of writing. A new aspect will be the method of text-pragmatic analysis, which evaluates signals internal to a text that pertain to the usage of writing. With the aid of manuscripts found in the Judean Desert (including Qumran, Masada, Nahal Hever, Wadi Murabbaat) and dating from the third century B.C. to the second century A.D., the project plans to test these procedures in order to describe in a way that has not been done before both the fictional and the actual modes of dealing with and handling writings in early Judaism.