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Poster: Schrifttradition digital: Rituell reine Torarollen in der jüdischen Diaspora
Frank, Laura, Eichhorst, Dana, Ullrich, Rebecca, Wendl, Katharina, Martini, Annett, & Tonne, Dana... more Frank, Laura, Eichhorst, Dana, Ullrich, Rebecca, Wendl, Katharina, Martini, Annett, & Tonne, Danah. (2023). Schrifttradition digital: Rituell reine Torarollen in der jüdischen Diaspora. DHd 2023 Open Humanities Open Culture. 9. Tagung des Verbands "Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum" (DHd 2023), Trier, Luxemburg. Zenodo.
Schrifttradition digital: Rituell reine Torarollen in der jüdischen Diaspora
Frank, Laura; Eichhorst, Dana; Ullrich, Rebecca; Wendl, Katharina Hadassah; Martini, Annett; & To... more Frank, Laura; Eichhorst, Dana; Ullrich, Rebecca; Wendl, Katharina Hadassah; Martini, Annett; & Tonne, Danah. (2023, March 10). Schrifttradition digital: Rituell reine Torarollen in der jüdischen Diaspora. DHd 2023 Open Humanities Open Culture. 9. Tagung des Verbands "Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum" (DHd 2023), Trier, Luxemburg.
Papers by Rebecca Ullrich
Lists of the Songs of Ascents (Pss 120-134) in the Cairo Genizah: Their Form and Its Implications
Synopses and Lists. Textual Practices in the Pre-Modern World, 2023
The Handwritten Notes in Books and Manuscripts of the Judaica Collection Rudolstadt
Claudia Bergmann, Maria Stürzebecher (Hrsg.): Ritual Objects in Ritual Contexts. Erfurter Schriften zur jüdischen Geschichte 6, 2020
„Sage diesen Psalm und er wird dir einen guten Anteil bringen“ – Eine Abschrift des ‚Sefer Shimmush Tehillim‘ in der Reckendorfer Genisa
Genisa-Blätter III, hrsg. von Rebekka Denz und Gabi Rudolf, 2020
"Wenn ein Mann seinen ersten und zweiten Sohn beschnitt und diese starben..." - der Versuch, einen halakhischen Streitfall im Shulḥan ʿArukh zu lösen
Genisa-Blätter, hrsg. von Rebekka Denz und Gabi Rudolf, 2015
PREGNANCIES, CHILDBIRTHS, AND RELIGIONS Rituals, Normative Perspectives, and Individual Appropriations. A Cross-Cultural and Interdisciplinary Perspective from Antiquity to the Present - Sacra publica et privata 10 ed. by Giulia Pedrucci, 2020
This article discusses one of the birth rituals of a Jewish child, which was common in Jewish com... more This article discusses one of the birth rituals of a Jewish child, which was common in Jewish communities from the 10th century CE onwards in a variety of forms. The ritual involves making an amulet with different textual elements, which is purported to protect both mother and child. The amulet is a reaction to birth as a hazardous time for mother and child, being based among other things on the idea that the female demoness Lilith attacks at night, insinuating herself through the cracks and apertures of the house into the birthing room to inflict harm on the mother, and to suck the child’s blood and kill it.
This article focuses on childbirth amulets from the 17th‒19th centuries CE found in genizot (sing. genizah, Hebrew for “ritual repositories for no longer usable writings”) in Franconia, Germany. The aim is to examine and compare the design of the printed and handwritten children’s amulets and the significance of their design for the ritual. They are investigated as to how the ritual was actually performed and how the amulets were designed. The observation on the basis of fragments from the Franconian genizot is then compared to Jewish and Christian sources.
Books by Rebecca Ullrich
Die Genizafragmente der Sheʾiltot des Rav Aḥai. Edition und Analyse ihres Beitrages zur Textgeschichte [Dissertation 2016]
Poster: Schrifttradition digital: Rituell reine Torarollen in der jüdischen Diaspora
Frank, Laura, Eichhorst, Dana, Ullrich, Rebecca, Wendl, Katharina, Martini, Annett, & Tonne, Dana... more Frank, Laura, Eichhorst, Dana, Ullrich, Rebecca, Wendl, Katharina, Martini, Annett, & Tonne, Danah. (2023). Schrifttradition digital: Rituell reine Torarollen in der jüdischen Diaspora. DHd 2023 Open Humanities Open Culture. 9. Tagung des Verbands "Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum" (DHd 2023), Trier, Luxemburg. Zenodo.
Schrifttradition digital: Rituell reine Torarollen in der jüdischen Diaspora
Frank, Laura; Eichhorst, Dana; Ullrich, Rebecca; Wendl, Katharina Hadassah; Martini, Annett; & To... more Frank, Laura; Eichhorst, Dana; Ullrich, Rebecca; Wendl, Katharina Hadassah; Martini, Annett; & Tonne, Danah. (2023, March 10). Schrifttradition digital: Rituell reine Torarollen in der jüdischen Diaspora. DHd 2023 Open Humanities Open Culture. 9. Tagung des Verbands "Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum" (DHd 2023), Trier, Luxemburg.
Lists of the Songs of Ascents (Pss 120-134) in the Cairo Genizah: Their Form and Its Implications
Synopses and Lists. Textual Practices in the Pre-Modern World, 2023
The Handwritten Notes in Books and Manuscripts of the Judaica Collection Rudolstadt
Claudia Bergmann, Maria Stürzebecher (Hrsg.): Ritual Objects in Ritual Contexts. Erfurter Schriften zur jüdischen Geschichte 6, 2020
„Sage diesen Psalm und er wird dir einen guten Anteil bringen“ – Eine Abschrift des ‚Sefer Shimmush Tehillim‘ in der Reckendorfer Genisa
Genisa-Blätter III, hrsg. von Rebekka Denz und Gabi Rudolf, 2020
"Wenn ein Mann seinen ersten und zweiten Sohn beschnitt und diese starben..." - der Versuch, einen halakhischen Streitfall im Shulḥan ʿArukh zu lösen
Genisa-Blätter, hrsg. von Rebekka Denz und Gabi Rudolf, 2015
PREGNANCIES, CHILDBIRTHS, AND RELIGIONS Rituals, Normative Perspectives, and Individual Appropriations. A Cross-Cultural and Interdisciplinary Perspective from Antiquity to the Present - Sacra publica et privata 10 ed. by Giulia Pedrucci, 2020
This article discusses one of the birth rituals of a Jewish child, which was common in Jewish com... more This article discusses one of the birth rituals of a Jewish child, which was common in Jewish communities from the 10th century CE onwards in a variety of forms. The ritual involves making an amulet with different textual elements, which is purported to protect both mother and child. The amulet is a reaction to birth as a hazardous time for mother and child, being based among other things on the idea that the female demoness Lilith attacks at night, insinuating herself through the cracks and apertures of the house into the birthing room to inflict harm on the mother, and to suck the child’s blood and kill it.
This article focuses on childbirth amulets from the 17th‒19th centuries CE found in genizot (sing. genizah, Hebrew for “ritual repositories for no longer usable writings”) in Franconia, Germany. The aim is to examine and compare the design of the printed and handwritten children’s amulets and the significance of their design for the ritual. They are investigated as to how the ritual was actually performed and how the amulets were designed. The observation on the basis of fragments from the Franconian genizot is then compared to Jewish and Christian sources.
Die Genizafragmente der Sheʾiltot des Rav Aḥai. Edition und Analyse ihres Beitrages zur Textgeschichte [Dissertation 2016]