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1. Verfasser: Jurado, Yamid
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Sprache:Spanisch
Veröffentlicht: Zenodo 2026
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Online-Zugang:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18851114
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author Jurado, Yamid
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contents <p><strong><span>RITUALES DE ALIANZA: LA MECÁNICA PROCESAL DE LA BODA EN EL ANTIGUO ISRAEL, EL JUDAÍSMO DEL SEGUNDO TEMPLO Y SU SISTEMATIZACIÓN RABÍNICA</span></strong></p> <p><span>This study examines the procedural structure of nuptial rituals in ancient Israel, tracing their development from predominantly oral customary practices in the Iron Age II to their progressive legal formalization in the Second Temple and early Rabbinic periods. Moving beyond romanticized modern projections onto ancient marriage, the analysis approaches the wedding as a dynamic sequence of authority negotiation and capital transfer designed to secure clan stability and genealogical legitimacy within the <em>Bet ʾAb</em> framework.</span></p> <p><span>Key economic mechanisms such as the <em>mohar</em> and the <em>shilluhim</em> are reassessed through a socio-legal lens as instruments of bilateral alliance formation rather than as isolated transactions. The study further analyzes the juridical distinction between <em>erusin</em> (betrothal) and <em>nissuin</em> (marital consummation), highlighting the function of the <em>huppah</em> as a spatial marker of transferred <em>reshut</em> (jurisdictional authority).</span></p> <p><span>Finally, the research traces the documentary transition represented by the <em>ketubah</em>, demonstrating how this instrument operated as a deferred financial guarantee aimed at protecting patrimonial continuity within the household economy.</span></p>
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spellingShingle RITUALES DE ALIANZA: LA MECÁNICA PROCESAL DE LA BODA EN EL ANTIGUO ISRAEL, EL JUDAÍSMO DEL SEGUNDO TEMPLO Y SU SISTEMATIZACIÓN RABÍNICA
Jurado, Yamid
Ancient Israel
Iron Age II
Bet ʾAb
Mohar
Erusin
Nissuin
Ketubah
Socio-Legal History
<p><strong><span>RITUALES DE ALIANZA: LA MECÁNICA PROCESAL DE LA BODA EN EL ANTIGUO ISRAEL, EL JUDAÍSMO DEL SEGUNDO TEMPLO Y SU SISTEMATIZACIÓN RABÍNICA</span></strong></p> <p><span>This study examines the procedural structure of nuptial rituals in ancient Israel, tracing their development from predominantly oral customary practices in the Iron Age II to their progressive legal formalization in the Second Temple and early Rabbinic periods. Moving beyond romanticized modern projections onto ancient marriage, the analysis approaches the wedding as a dynamic sequence of authority negotiation and capital transfer designed to secure clan stability and genealogical legitimacy within the <em>Bet ʾAb</em> framework.</span></p> <p><span>Key economic mechanisms such as the <em>mohar</em> and the <em>shilluhim</em> are reassessed through a socio-legal lens as instruments of bilateral alliance formation rather than as isolated transactions. The study further analyzes the juridical distinction between <em>erusin</em> (betrothal) and <em>nissuin</em> (marital consummation), highlighting the function of the <em>huppah</em> as a spatial marker of transferred <em>reshut</em> (jurisdictional authority).</span></p> <p><span>Finally, the research traces the documentary transition represented by the <em>ketubah</em>, demonstrating how this instrument operated as a deferred financial guarantee aimed at protecting patrimonial continuity within the household economy.</span></p>
title RITUALES DE ALIANZA: LA MECÁNICA PROCESAL DE LA BODA EN EL ANTIGUO ISRAEL, EL JUDAÍSMO DEL SEGUNDO TEMPLO Y SU SISTEMATIZACIÓN RABÍNICA
topic Ancient Israel
Iron Age II
Bet ʾAb
Mohar
Erusin
Nissuin
Ketubah
Socio-Legal History
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18851114