The Holy Land is more than a sanctified geographical space that roughly corresponds to the Roman province that has been known as Palaestina since the end of the Bar Kochba War. Instead, it is primarily an idea and imaginative space created by a complex interaction of texts, rituals, and material culture. The authors of this volume's contributions highlight the major role that extracanonical traditions - often misleadingly called apocryphal - which were written and read, celebrated and performed, and embodied in places, buildings, and material culture, have played in the construction of the Holy Land.
Harald Buchinger, Andreas Merkt, and Tobias Nicklas : Preface
Harald Buchinger: Extracanonical Traditions as Heterotopias in Stational
Liturgy.
Ritual, Material Culture, and Lived Religion in Late Antique Jerusalem - Ora
Limor: Extra-Canonical Holy Places and Their Fate - Andreas Merkt: Fool on
the Hill? Peter on the Holy Mountain. The Interaction of Literature, Liturgy,
and Material Culture in the Transfiguration Tradition and the Paradoxes of
Material Religion
Tony Burke: Apocryphal Nazareth: The Childhood Home of Jesus in the Infancy
Gospel of Thomas - Jan Dochhorn: Golgotha und die älteren Traditionen vom
Adamgrab - Lorne Zelyck: Jericho Traditions in Early Christian Literature -
Oded Irshai and Osnat Rance: Holy Cartography Engraved with Blood: A
Historical Appraisal of Eusebius of Caesarea's Martyrs of Palestine -
Christoph Markschies: The Holy Land in the Appendages to Antique Editions of
the Canonical Gospels
Jean-Daniel Dubois: The Coptic Version of the Acta Pilati - Jörg Frey:
James, the Hero of Jewish-Christianity - Stephen J. Shoemaker: Mary between
Bible and Qur'an: Apocrypha, Archaeology, and the Memory of Mary in Late
Ancient Palestine - Mari Mamyan: The "Jews" in the Armenian Gospel of the
Infancy - Günter Stemberger: David in Rabbinic Tradition
Jan N. Bremmer: Epilogue: Extracanonical Traditions and the Holy Land
Harald Buchinger (Herausgegeben von) Born 1969; 2002 Dr. theol. Vienna; Professor of Liturgical Studies at Regensburg University and Director of the Centre for Advanced Studies "Beyond Canon_".
Laura S. Lieber (Herausgegeben von) Born 1972; 2003 PhD University of Chicago (History of Judaism and Jewish Biblical Interpretation); 2016-24 Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University; Professor of Transregional Religious History at Regensburg University and Director of the Centre for Advanced Studies "Beyond Canon_".
Andreas Merkt (Herausgegeben von) Born 1967; 1996 Dr. theol. Mainz; Professor of Historical Theology (Ancient Church History, Patrology, and Christian Archaeology) at Regensburg University and Director of the Centre for Advanced Studies "Beyond Canon_".
Tobias Nicklas (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1967; 2000 Promotion und 2004 Habilitation an der Universität Regensburg; Professor für Exegese und Hermeneutik des Neuen Testaments an der Fakultät für Katholische Theologie der Universität Regensburg.
