Women at Qumrân? Between texts and objects

Scholarship long assumed that only men inhabited the architectural site of Qumran and thus failed to query the sex of the residents. Similarly specialists of the Dead Sea scrolls focused on these texts without linking them to the material evidence of the archeological site. This article explores the...

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المؤلف الرئيسي: Galor, Katharina
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منشور في: Clio 2018
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:cliowgh_600 https://doi.org/10.4000/cliowgh.600 urn:doi:10.4000/cliowgh.600 en https://journals.openedition.org/cliowgh/600 2018-07-20T02:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/e3so All rights reserved Women at Qumrân? Between texts and objects Clio Belin info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2554-3822 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/cliowgh Galor, Katharina Qumrân manuscrit de la mer Morte esséniens Second Temple célibat sépultures bijoux filets à cheveux tuniques parfum Qumran Dead Sea scrolls Essenes Second Temple celibacy burials jewelry hair net tunics perfume Scholarship long assumed that only men inhabited the architectural site of Qumran and thus failed to query the sex of the residents. Similarly specialists of the Dead Sea scrolls focused on these texts without linking them to the material evidence of the archeological site. This article explores the reasons why scholars assumed the absence of women at Qumran. It uses the material evidence from archeological digs to argue the contrary. La question du sexe des résidents du site de Qumrân a longtemps été ignorée, comme s’il allait de soi qu’une telle communauté ne pouvait compter que des hommes. Longtemps aussi les spécialistes ont raisonné en utilisant uniquement les textes des manuscrits trouvés dans les grottes de la mer Morte comme si les données matérielles fournies par les fouilles du site archéologique de Qumrân ne pouvaient leur être associées. Cet article entend analyser les raisons pour lesquelles les chercheurs ont pu affirmer que les femmes étaient a priori exclues de Qumran. Il entend également montrer comment les objets produits par les fouilles prouvent, au contraire, une présence de femmes sur le site.
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topic Qumrân
manuscrit de la mer Morte
esséniens
Second Temple
célibat
sépultures
bijoux
filets à cheveux
tuniques
parfum
Qumran
Dead Sea scrolls
Essenes
Second Temple
celibacy
burials
jewelry
hair net
tunics
perfume
spellingShingle Qumrân
manuscrit de la mer Morte
esséniens
Second Temple
célibat
sépultures
bijoux
filets à cheveux
tuniques
parfum
Qumran
Dead Sea scrolls
Essenes
Second Temple
celibacy
burials
jewelry
hair net
tunics
perfume
Galor, Katharina
Women at Qumrân? Between texts and objects
description Scholarship long assumed that only men inhabited the architectural site of Qumran and thus failed to query the sex of the residents. Similarly specialists of the Dead Sea scrolls focused on these texts without linking them to the material evidence of the archeological site. This article explores the reasons why scholars assumed the absence of women at Qumran. It uses the material evidence from archeological digs to argue the contrary.
author Galor, Katharina
author_facet Galor, Katharina
author_sort Galor, Katharina
title Women at Qumrân? Between texts and objects
title_short Women at Qumrân? Between texts and objects
title_full Women at Qumrân? Between texts and objects
title_fullStr Women at Qumrân? Between texts and objects
title_full_unstemmed Women at Qumrân? Between texts and objects
title_sort women at qumrân? between texts and objects
publisher Clio
publishDate 2018
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