Routledge Jeremiah in History and Tradition - Copenhagen Seminar

Jeremiah in History and Tradition offers a comprehensive exploration of the Book of Jeremiah through multiple scholarly lenses, including historical, textual, redaction, and feminist criticism alongside reception history analysis. This volume brings together contributions from both established and emerging scholars who examine Jeremiah within its original historical context whilst tracing its later interpretations and theological significance across centuries. The collection employs intertextuality and reception history methodologies to reconsider the book's traditions and legacy, providing readers with fresh perspectives on one of the Hebrew Bible's most complex prophetic texts and its ongoing influence on religious thought and biblical scholarship.