010126 VO Basic Course Fundamental Theology II (Text and Tradition) (2020W)
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According to current planning (11 August 2020), the lecture in lecture hall 1 will take place as a so-called hybrid teaching: According to the seating arrangements, a certain number of students will be present in the lecture hall, while the other part will follow the lecture digitally synchronously via video stream. The distribution of the groups that will be present will be done via Moodle platform.
The first lecture unit on 7 Oct. 2020, 9.45-11.45 a.m. will be held digitally via Moodle (BigBlueButton). You will have access to it on the Moodle page of the " Basic Course Fundamental Theology II".
Please check this entry regularly. It might be possible to update it if measures in respect of the pandemic might change.
UPDATE 7.10.2020: Since the total number of students registered for the lecture is significantly lower than the maximum number of available seats in lecture hall 1, there is no need to organize present and digital groups on Moodle platform. Every student registered für this course can attend the lecture in person.
Update, 2 Nov 2020: The course is now held digitally synchronized via Moodle/BigBlueButton during the course time.
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The examination for this course can be taken until the end of the winter semester 2021/22.
According to the current scheduling status (11 August 2020), the exams will be conducted digitally orally via the Jitsi platform.
Permitted aids during the examination:
None
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
Examination topics
Reading list
Boyarin Daniel, Border Lines. The Partition of Judaeo-Christianity, Philadelphia 2004, 1-33.
Hazony Yoram, The Philosophy of Hebrew Scripture, Cambridge 2012, 1-100; 161-264.
Maccoby Hyam, A Pariah People. Anthropology of Antisemitism, London 1996.
- Writing as transmitting
- God speaks and man writes down
- Letters and language
- Grammar and reason
- Writing and Scripture
- Scripture as manifestation of religious communities
- Scripture - canon - dogma
- Concept of tradition
- Body of tradition
- Scripture and tradition between Judaism and Christianity
- Effects of Christian traditionMethods:
- Lecture and presentations; discussions
- Summaries of each topic will be available on Moodle platform.
According to current planning (11 August 2020), the lecture in lecture hall 1 will take place as a so-called hybrid teaching: According to the seating arrangements, a certain number of students will be present in the lecture hall, while the other part will follow the lecture digitally synchronously via video stream. The distribution of the groups that will be present will be done via Moodle platform. – Please check this entry regularly. It might be possible to update it as measures in respect of the pandemic might change.