Digital humanities
About “Holy Bits”
I’ve just published a short review of Thomas Naef’s Holy Bits. A Guide for Using Computers in Biblical Scholarship (Piscataway, Gorgias Press, 2009). You will find below in PDF format, or ... Read More
Epigraphic Mission in Switzerland
I am going on an epigraphic mission in Switzerland during the second half of July to study a collection of Hebrew ostraca with André Lemaire. An “ostracon” (plural: ostraca) is a pottery ... Read More
Qumran: The Dead Scrolls Revealed
The exhibition on the Dead Sea Scrolls at the National Library of France has been a huge success: 30000 visitors, unanimous press, book out of print before the exhibition even ended… By the way,... Read More
Habilitation to Supervise Research
On June 3, 2010, I received the “Habilitation to Supervise Research” Degree, which enables me — for example — to direct Doctoral (PhD) students. During the public defence, I presented ... Read More
“Ouest France” Interview: New Light on the Dead Sea Scrolls
On the occasion of the Qumran exhibition at the National Library of France, I was interviewed by Journalist Alain Guyot from daily newspaper “Ouest France“. The article was published on th... Read More
Interview on France Culture’s “March of Science”
On the occasion of the Qumran exhibition, journalist Céline du Chéné came to the National Library for the arrival of the famous Temple Scroll, loaned from the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. Laurent H... Read More
Antonio Piñero about the “First Manuscript of the Book of Enoch”
Antonio Piñero wrote a review of my book, Le premier manuscrit du Livre d’Hénoch, in Estudios Biblicos 67/2 (2009), 333-335. He concludes that: Realmente no tengo más que palabras de alabanza... Read More
Dariusz Długosz on my “Premier manuscrit du Livre d’Hénoch”
Dariusz Długosz published a review of my book, Le premier manuscrit du Livre d’Hénoch, in The Qumran Chronicle. He concludes that: Thanks to Michael Langlois’ research, a new direction f... Read More