Guest Lecture Posted
I am happy to announce that a guest lecture by Dr. Maxine Grossman of the University of Maryland has been posted on the St. Andrews Dead Sea Scrolls Website.
This lecture is a summary, with further reflections, of her book Reading for History in the Damascus Document: A Methodological Study. Dr. Grossman is known for her cutting-edge work on postmodern literary criticism of the Dead Sea Scrolls and on the Dead Sea Scrolls in the media. She has recently co-edited a volume of the journal Dead Sea Discoveries devoted to the Dead Sea Scrolls in the Popular Imagination.
From Text to History:
Some Methodological Observations
This lecture is a summary, with further reflections, of her book Reading for History in the Damascus Document: A Methodological Study. Dr. Grossman is known for her cutting-edge work on postmodern literary criticism of the Dead Sea Scrolls and on the Dead Sea Scrolls in the media. She has recently co-edited a volume of the journal Dead Sea Discoveries devoted to the Dead Sea Scrolls in the Popular Imagination.
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