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Jeffrey Stackert

Professor of Hebrew Bible

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Classics, Department of

Divinity School

Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Department of

Jeffrey Stackert is currently serving as a Classics, Department Of Professor of Hebrew Bible at University of Chicago.

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University of Chicago

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Substituting Vorlagen. Vetus Testamentum (2024)

Jeffrey Stackert

religious studiesveterinary researchveterinary medicineveterinary science

A Text That Was but Isn’t: On the Contribution of Literary Evidence in the Assessment of Shapira Deuteronomy. Maarav (2023)

Jeffrey Stackert

shapira deuteronomyliteratureliterary criticismliterary evidence

The Pentateuch and Its Readers. Mohr Siebeck eBooks (2023)

Joel BadenJeffrey StackertJoel Baden BornMohr Siebeck

classicsreading researchnarrativeliterary historyreligious studiesliteratureliterary criticism

Incidental Loaning and the Babylonian Context of Second Isaiah. Vetus Testamentum (2021)

Samuel L. BoydJeffrey Stackert

religious studiessecond isaiahincidental loaning

The Relationship of the Legal Codes. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Jeffrey Stackert

constitutional lawlegal theorylawlegal studieslegal codesjurisprudencelegal considerationlegal philosophy

The Wilderness Period Without Generation Change: The Deuteronomic Portrait of Israel’s Forty-Year Journey. Vetus Testamentum (2020)

Jeffrey Stackert

religious studieswilderness perioddeuteronomic portraitforty-year journey

Authority and Revelation: Sinai in Jewish Scripture and Tradition, Written by Benjamin D. Sommer, 2015. Biblical Interpretation (2017)

Jeffrey Stackert

biblical studiesreligioninterpretationjewish scripturereligious studies

Before and After Scripture. Journal of ancient Judaism (2013)

Jeffrey Stackert

religious studiesbiblical studiesreligionhistory

The Limitations of “Resonance”. Journal of ancient Judaism (2013)

Bernard M. LevinsonJeffrey Stackert

journalismarchival researchcommunicationjournalism historycultural historyarchaeologyhistory of philosophyhistoryancient philosophy

The Limitations of ‘Resonance:’ a Response to Joshua Berman on Historical and Comparative Method. SSRN Electronic Journal (2013)

Bernard M. LevinsonJeffrey Stackert

comparative methodssocial science researchhistorysocial sciences

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Jeffrey Stackert

Professor of Hebrew Bible

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Classics, Department of

Divinity School

Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Department of

Jeffrey Stackert is currently serving as a Classics, Department Of Professor of Hebrew Bible at University of Chicago.

Honors

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University of Chicago

Professor of Hebrew Bible

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Substituting Vorlagen. Vetus Testamentum (2024)

Jeffrey Stackert

religious studiesveterinary researchveterinary medicineveterinary science

A Text That Was but Isn’t: On the Contribution of Literary Evidence in the Assessment of Shapira Deuteronomy. Maarav (2023)

Jeffrey Stackert

shapira deuteronomyliteratureliterary criticismliterary evidence

The Pentateuch and Its Readers. Mohr Siebeck eBooks (2023)

Joel BadenJeffrey StackertJoel Baden BornMohr Siebeck

classicsreading researchnarrativeliterary historyreligious studiesliteratureliterary criticism

Incidental Loaning and the Babylonian Context of Second Isaiah. Vetus Testamentum (2021)

Samuel L. BoydJeffrey Stackert

religious studiessecond isaiahincidental loaning

The Relationship of the Legal Codes. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Jeffrey Stackert

constitutional lawlegal theorylawlegal studieslegal codesjurisprudencelegal considerationlegal philosophy

The Wilderness Period Without Generation Change: The Deuteronomic Portrait of Israel’s Forty-Year Journey. Vetus Testamentum (2020)

Jeffrey Stackert

religious studieswilderness perioddeuteronomic portraitforty-year journey

Authority and Revelation: Sinai in Jewish Scripture and Tradition, Written by Benjamin D. Sommer, 2015. Biblical Interpretation (2017)

Jeffrey Stackert

biblical studiesreligioninterpretationjewish scripturereligious studies

Before and After Scripture. Journal of ancient Judaism (2013)

Jeffrey Stackert

religious studiesbiblical studiesreligionhistory

The Limitations of “Resonance”. Journal of ancient Judaism (2013)

Bernard M. LevinsonJeffrey Stackert

journalismarchival researchcommunicationjournalism historycultural historyarchaeologyhistory of philosophyhistoryancient philosophy

The Limitations of ‘Resonance:’ a Response to Joshua Berman on Historical and Comparative Method. SSRN Electronic Journal (2013)

Bernard M. LevinsonJeffrey Stackert

comparative methodssocial science researchhistorysocial sciences

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