Site de April D. DeConick

A professora de Estudos Bíblicos da Rice University, April D. DeConick, acaba de anunciar seu site pessoal. Todos a conhecemos por seu biblioblog The Forbidden Gospels Blog. Parabéns pelo site, professora!

Diz a professora na apresentação do site:
I am a professor and historian of early Jewish and Christian thought. What fascinates me is mapping the many ways that the Jesus tradition emerges across the literature, traditions that have left behind echoes of bitter controversies and competing memories. I have a deep love for exploring the various expressions of ante-Nicene mysticism, including the spirituality of classic Gnostic thinkers. This website is devoted to the various aspects of my teaching, research, and writing about the forbidden gospels.

Traduções eletrônicas de textos cuneiformes acádios

E-TACT: Electronic Translations of Akkadian Cuneiform Texts ou Traduções Eletrônicas de Textos Cuneiformes Acádicos. Uma iniciativa conjunta da International Association for Assyriology (IAA) e da Electronic Tools and Ancient Near Eastern Archives (ETANA).

Diz o site:
eTACT aims to be the definitive repository on the Web for translations of Akkadian materials. Through eTACT, scholars, students, and the general public gain convenient access to a wealth of information that otherwise can be difficult to discover (…) The idea for this site arose at the Muenster Rencontre in 2006. The conception was to offer modern and reliable translations to non-specialists interested in the history and culture of the Ancient Near East. Transliteration of normalization from Akkadian are kept to a minimal and are to be used sparingly. A site that could be accessible to non-specialists via Google, but also useful to scholars in working in the field.

Arqueologia e política em Biblical Studies

A lista de discussão Biblical Studies vai promover de 17 a 23 de junho um colóquio online com Terje Østigård a propósito de seu livro

Political Archaeology and Holy Nationalism: Archaeological Battles over the Bible and Land in Israel and Palestine from 1967-2000. Göteborg University: Gothenburg, 2007, 165 p.

O livro está disponível online em formato pdf na página do autor.

Para o debate sobre a chamada “arqueologia bíblica”, confira aqui.

Livros online na Universidade da Pensilvânia

The Online Books Page é um site criado e mantido por John Mark Ockerbloom, da Universidade da Pensilvânia, USA, que dá acesso a livros gratuitos disponíveis na Internet. Há no site cerca de 25 mil títulos online.

Diz o site:
The Online Books Page is a website that facilitates access to books that are freely readable over the Internet. It also aims to encourage the development of such online books, for the benefit and edification of all (…) The Online Books Page was founded, and is edited, by John Mark Ockerbloom. He is a digital library planner and researcher at the University of Pennsylvania. He is solely responsible for the content of the site. The site is hosted by the University of Pennsylvania Library.

Veja também: E-books at Penn: Overview

Best Blogs about Biblical Studies ainda é #12

Dois meses após a criação da lista Best Blogs about Biblical Studies [Obs.: lista desativada em 2008 pela Amazon.com]continuamos em décimo segundo lugar (#12) entre as Most Popular Lists All Time no UnSpun by Amazon.com.

Hoje, 14 de junho de 2007, às 17h50 – horário de Brasília -, a lista está com 133 biblioblogs e 3629 votos de 317 pessoas (3629 votes by 317 people).

Portinari e arte bíblica na web

Nasci nas Minas Gerais, mas vivo em Brodowski, SP, terra de Cândido Portinari, considerado como o maior pintor brasileiro.

Hoje, lendo o post Biblical art on the web, do blog Biblical Studies and Technological Tools, de mgvh, resolvi visitar novamente o site do Projeto Portinari.

Aqui também há arte bíblica. Da melhor.

Pode-se aproveitar a viagem e visitar o site Museu Casa de Portinari. Gosto de ser vizinho de Portinari.

Resenhas na RBL – 13.06.2007

As seguintes resenhas foram recentemente publicadas pela Review of Biblical Literature:

Robert Chisholm
A Workbook for Intermediate Hebrew: Grammar, Exegesis, and Commentary on Jonah and Ruth
Reviewed by Stefan Fischer

Katharine Dell
The Book of Proverbs in Social and Theological Context
Reviewed by Magne Sæbø

Donald Jackson
The Saint John’s Bible: Prophets
Reviewed by George C. Heider

Robert Jewett
Romans: A Commentary
Reviewed by James D. G. Dunn
Reviewed by Friedrich W. Horn

Mark Roncace
Jeremiah, Zedekiah, and the Fall of Jerusalem
Reviewed by Bob Becking

Katherine Doob Sakenfeld, ed.
The New Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible: A-C
Reviewed by Walter A. Vogels

Esther Straub
Kritische Theologie ohne ein Wort vom Kreuz: Zum Verhältnis von Joh 1-12 und 13-20
Reviewed by Andrew T. Lincoln

Alfons Weiser
Der zweite Brief an Timotheus
Reviewed by Raymond F. Collins

L. L. Welborn
Paul, the Fool of Christ: A Study of 1 Corinthians 1-4 in the Comic-Philosophic Tradition
Reviewed by Russell Morton

Nicola Wendebourg
Der Tag des Herrn: Zur Gerichtserwartung im Neuen Testament auf ihrem alttestamentlichen und frühjüdischen Hintergrund
Reviewed by Markus Oehler

Roma renascida

Rome Reborn – Roma Renascida

Visite este site. Você não se arrependerá.

Rome Reborn is an international initiative launched in the mid-1990s by the UCLA Cultural Virtual Reality Laboratory. The goal was the creation of 3D digital models illustrating the urban development of ancient Rome from the first settlement in the Bronze Age (ca. 1500 B.C.) to the depopulation of the city in the early Middle Ages (ca. A.D. 550). With the advice of an international scientific advisory committee, the leaders of the project decided that A.D. 320 was the best moment in time to begin the work of modeling. At that time, Rome had reached the peak of its population, and major Christian churches were just beginning to be built. After this date, the capital of the empire left Rome for Constantinople and so few new civic buildings were built. Much of what survives of the ancient city dates to the period around A.D. 320, making reconstruction less speculative than it must unavoidably be for earlier phases.