Stefan Schreiber
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3597319 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Stefan Schreiber |
| NOMBRES | Stefan |
| APELLIDO | Schreiber |
| FIRMA | SCHREIBER S |
| AFILIACIONES | LEIZA - Leibniz-Zentrum für Archäologie |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1065-5003 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Educational inequalities are associated with distinct metabolomic and gut microbiome patterns in adults
Educational attainment is a well-established determinant of health inequalities and non-communicable diseases. While social gradients in health are consistently observed, the biological mechanisms through which educational disadvantage becomes embedded in human physiology remain insufficiently understood. We analyzed baseline data from 1773 adults in the population-based Food Chain Plus (FoCus) cohort. Phenotype, lifestyle, and nutrition were int…
Destruction as creation
This provocation seeks to stimulate discussion by highlighting an alternative way of looking at the actions of destruction and creation, not as opposing forces but as an ongoing process of transformation. Destruction encompasses a variety of material and symbolic transformations, which go hand in hand with the creation of new possibilities. Therefore, destruction is not an antagonism to creation but – following Karen Barad’s agential realism – a …
Der geschützte Anfang – Hananias und Saphira in Apg 5,1–11
To understand the seemingly brutal intervention of God in the story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5:1–11, the article classifies it in terms of Formgeschichte as a narrative about sacrilege and capital punishment . Its intention then is to depict the holiness of the end-time Christ community as an actualization of Israel’s holiness. Striking narrative motifs – a relatively minor offense, a very harsh punishment, Peter as an unquestioned authori…
From social traditions to personalized routines
We identified and tested a novel aspect of human resilience: The daily pursuit of maintenance goals. Taking inspiration from archaeological records, which point at routinized cultural practices as a central resilience factor, we tested whether personal routine practices, governed by maintenance goals, serve a similar function to individuals as traditional practices do to societies. Namely, we hypothesized that maintenance striving increases indiv…
Politische Sprache, Motive und Kritik im Galaterbrief
The article analyses the Epistle to the Galatians with regard to textual elements that can be related to language or political performances in the imperium Romanum . To this end, political interpretations in research are first presented and critically discussed: the alleged persecution in Gal 6.12; gods, elements and the calendar in Gal 4.8–10; and the νόμος as Roman law. In a second step, political models of language and thought from the Roman i…
Revelations of Ideology, written by G. Anthony Keddie
Titelseiten
Was haben Dinge mit Migrationen zu tun? Einblicke in komplexe ‚Mensch-Objekt-Wanderungen‘ am Beispiel der Assemblage Fenstergefäß von Coswig
In der Archäologie wird Migration hauptsächlich mit menschlicher Mobilität in Verbindung gebracht. Die Mobilität von Ideen und Objekten wird hingegen als Diffusion oder Transfer beschrieben. Diese kategoriale Trennung wird in Frage gestellt und stattdessen ein alternatives Modell zu Migrationen angeboten, das sich auf die gegenseitige Abhängigkeit von Menschen, Ideen und Objekten konzentriert und nach ihren ‚Wanderungen‘ gefragt. Am Beispiel des …
Are All Things Created Equal? The Incidental in Archaeology
Archaeologists evince a strong tendency to impute significance to the material traces they study, a propensity that has been especially marked since the post-processual emphasis on meaning and that has taken on renewed vigour with the turn to materiality. But are there not situations in which things are rather incidental or insignificant? This set of essays emerged from a workshop held in Berlin in April 2018, in which a group of scholars was inv…
Final Thoughts on Beiläufigkeit
The essays in this theme section demonstrate clearly the diversity and complexity of a topic that seems negligible in practice but emerges as important upon further reflection—the incidentalness of things. In this brief afterword, we highlight three of the themes addressed by all or most of the contributions, which we suggest are of particular relevance when considering the place of the incidental in our archaeological engagements
Linking pre-existing biorepositories for medical research
The significance of human biorepositories for modern medical research, particularly for comprehensive population-based genetic analyses, is constantly growing. While large and centralized institutions are usually considered best suited to meet the increasing demand for high-quality "biobanks," most medical research institutions still host rather heterogeneous and fragmented biobanking activities, undertaken by clinical departments with oftentimes…
Genetic evidence of assortative mating in humans
Exploring the complexity of domestication
International audience
Emerging genetic patterns of the european neolithic
The transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture in Europe is associated with demographic changes that may have shifted the human gene pool of the region as a result of an influx of Neolithic farmers from the Near East. However, the genetic composition of populations after the earliest Neolithic, when a diverse mosaic of societies that had been fully engaged in agriculture for some time appeared in central Europe, is poorly known. At this…
Die Sternenfrau und ihre Kinder (Offb 12)
Various interpretations have been offered to identify the woman of Rev 12, attributed with the sun, the moon, and twelve stars: Mary, Israel, or the church, or a combination of the items church and eschatological Israel. My article tries first to detect tradition historically the semantics of the sign of the woman in labour and her newborn son and arrives at the conclusion that it represents a new eschatological beginning in Israel. Then a reader…
Der Mensch im Tod nach der Apokalypse des Mose Eine frühjüdische Anthropologie in der Zeit des Paulus
In the Apocalypse of Moses the themes of the protoplasts' death and of God's mercy with Adam are dominant. The anthropological views, however, are ambivalent: man as a unity, or a dichotomy of body and soul. In the literary setting of the document as a whole, traditio-historical solutions are not satisfying. On the background of the use of the key terms σ μα, πνε μα and ψυχ in the Septuagint, the author of the Apocalypse does not provide a clear …
Paulus im ‘Zwischenzustand’
Das von Paulus in Phil 1.23 angesprochene ‘mit Christus Sein’ beschreibt eine unmittelbar postmortale , jenseitige Christusgemeinschaft, die im Vergleich mit sonstigen Aussagen des Paulus zur Totenerweckung erst bei der endzeitlichen Parusie Christi auffällig wird. Daraus ergibt sich die Frage, auf welchem religionsgeschichtlichen Hintergrund Paulus bzw. seine Leserinnen und Leser diese Vorstellung erfassen konnten. Die hellenistische Literatur b…
Hoffnung Und Handlungsperspektive in Der Assumptio Mosis
Konkretisierung eine Handlungsanweisung für die Hörer kommuniziert
Arbeit mit der Gemeinde (Röm 16.6, 12). Zur versunkenen Möglichkeit der Gemeindeleitung durch Frauen
Seit Adolf von Harnack wird die Bedeutung der von Paulus verwendeten Begrifflichkeit des ‘Sich-Mühens’ in weitgehend unspezifischer Weise als Missionsarbeit und Wirken innerhalb der Gemeinde verstanden, doch läßt sich dies für die vier in Röm 16.6, 12 genannten Frauen präzisieren. Im Blick auf weitere Verwendungen des Verbs κoπιαω an textpragmatisch verwandten Stellen der Paulusbriefe (1 Kor 16.15–18; 1 Thess 5.12–13a) läßt sich als Denotation de…
Genetic evidence of assortative mating in humans
Emerging genetic patterns of the european neolithic
The transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture in Europe is associated with demographic changes that may have shifted the human gene pool of the region as a result of an influx of Neolithic farmers from the Near East. However, the genetic composition of populations after the earliest Neolithic, when a diverse mosaic of societies that had been fully engaged in agriculture for some time appeared in central Europe, is poorly known. At this…
Exploring the complexity of domestication
International audience
From social traditions to personalized routines
We identified and tested a novel aspect of human resilience: The daily pursuit of maintenance goals. Taking inspiration from archaeological records, which point at routinized cultural practices as a central resilience factor, we tested whether personal routine practices, governed by maintenance goals, serve a similar function to individuals as traditional practices do to societies. Namely, we hypothesized that maintenance striving increases indiv…
Arbeit mit der Gemeinde (Röm 16.6, 12). Zur versunkenen Möglichkeit der Gemeindeleitung durch Frauen
Seit Adolf von Harnack wird die Bedeutung der von Paulus verwendeten Begrifflichkeit des ‘Sich-Mühens’ in weitgehend unspezifischer Weise als Missionsarbeit und Wirken innerhalb der Gemeinde verstanden, doch läßt sich dies für die vier in Röm 16.6, 12 genannten Frauen präzisieren. Im Blick auf weitere Verwendungen des Verbs κoπιαω an textpragmatisch verwandten Stellen der Paulusbriefe (1 Kor 16.15–18; 1 Thess 5.12–13a) läßt sich als Denotation de…
Hoffnung Und Handlungsperspektive in Der Assumptio Mosis
Konkretisierung eine Handlungsanweisung für die Hörer kommuniziert
Paulus im ‘Zwischenzustand’
Das von Paulus in Phil 1.23 angesprochene ‘mit Christus Sein’ beschreibt eine unmittelbar postmortale , jenseitige Christusgemeinschaft, die im Vergleich mit sonstigen Aussagen des Paulus zur Totenerweckung erst bei der endzeitlichen Parusie Christi auffällig wird. Daraus ergibt sich die Frage, auf welchem religionsgeschichtlichen Hintergrund Paulus bzw. seine Leserinnen und Leser diese Vorstellung erfassen konnten. Die hellenistische Literatur b…
Der Mensch im Tod nach der Apokalypse des Mose Eine frühjüdische Anthropologie in der Zeit des Paulus
In the Apocalypse of Moses the themes of the protoplasts' death and of God's mercy with Adam are dominant. The anthropological views, however, are ambivalent: man as a unity, or a dichotomy of body and soul. In the literary setting of the document as a whole, traditio-historical solutions are not satisfying. On the background of the use of the key terms σ μα, πνε μα and ψυχ in the Septuagint, the author of the Apocalypse does not provide a clear …
Die Sternenfrau und ihre Kinder (Offb 12)
Various interpretations have been offered to identify the woman of Rev 12, attributed with the sun, the moon, and twelve stars: Mary, Israel, or the church, or a combination of the items church and eschatological Israel. My article tries first to detect tradition historically the semantics of the sign of the woman in labour and her newborn son and arrives at the conclusion that it represents a new eschatological beginning in Israel. Then a reader…
Emerging genetic patterns of the european neolithic
The transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture in Europe is associated with demographic changes that may have shifted the human gene pool of the region as a result of an influx of Neolithic farmers from the Near East. However, the genetic composition of populations after the earliest Neolithic, when a diverse mosaic of societies that had been fully engaged in agriculture for some time appeared in central Europe, is poorly known. At this…
Exploring the complexity of domestication
International audience
Genetic evidence of assortative mating in humans
Linking pre-existing biorepositories for medical research
The significance of human biorepositories for modern medical research, particularly for comprehensive population-based genetic analyses, is constantly growing. While large and centralized institutions are usually considered best suited to meet the increasing demand for high-quality "biobanks," most medical research institutions still host rather heterogeneous and fragmented biobanking activities, undertaken by clinical departments with oftentimes…
Titelseiten
Was haben Dinge mit Migrationen zu tun? Einblicke in komplexe ‚Mensch-Objekt-Wanderungen‘ am Beispiel der Assemblage Fenstergefäß von Coswig
In der Archäologie wird Migration hauptsächlich mit menschlicher Mobilität in Verbindung gebracht. Die Mobilität von Ideen und Objekten wird hingegen als Diffusion oder Transfer beschrieben. Diese kategoriale Trennung wird in Frage gestellt und stattdessen ein alternatives Modell zu Migrationen angeboten, das sich auf die gegenseitige Abhängigkeit von Menschen, Ideen und Objekten konzentriert und nach ihren ‚Wanderungen‘ gefragt. Am Beispiel des …
Are All Things Created Equal? The Incidental in Archaeology
Archaeologists evince a strong tendency to impute significance to the material traces they study, a propensity that has been especially marked since the post-processual emphasis on meaning and that has taken on renewed vigour with the turn to materiality. But are there not situations in which things are rather incidental or insignificant? This set of essays emerged from a workshop held in Berlin in April 2018, in which a group of scholars was inv…
Final Thoughts on Beiläufigkeit
The essays in this theme section demonstrate clearly the diversity and complexity of a topic that seems negligible in practice but emerges as important upon further reflection—the incidentalness of things. In this brief afterword, we highlight three of the themes addressed by all or most of the contributions, which we suggest are of particular relevance when considering the place of the incidental in our archaeological engagements
Revelations of Ideology, written by G. Anthony Keddie
Politische Sprache, Motive und Kritik im Galaterbrief
The article analyses the Epistle to the Galatians with regard to textual elements that can be related to language or political performances in the imperium Romanum . To this end, political interpretations in research are first presented and critically discussed: the alleged persecution in Gal 6.12; gods, elements and the calendar in Gal 4.8–10; and the νόμος as Roman law. In a second step, political models of language and thought from the Roman i…
From social traditions to personalized routines
We identified and tested a novel aspect of human resilience: The daily pursuit of maintenance goals. Taking inspiration from archaeological records, which point at routinized cultural practices as a central resilience factor, we tested whether personal routine practices, governed by maintenance goals, serve a similar function to individuals as traditional practices do to societies. Namely, we hypothesized that maintenance striving increases indiv…
Der geschützte Anfang – Hananias und Saphira in Apg 5,1–11
To understand the seemingly brutal intervention of God in the story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5:1–11, the article classifies it in terms of Formgeschichte as a narrative about sacrilege and capital punishment . Its intention then is to depict the holiness of the end-time Christ community as an actualization of Israel’s holiness. Striking narrative motifs – a relatively minor offense, a very harsh punishment, Peter as an unquestioned authori…
Educational inequalities are associated with distinct metabolomic and gut microbiome patterns in adults
Educational attainment is a well-established determinant of health inequalities and non-communicable diseases. While social gradients in health are consistently observed, the biological mechanisms through which educational disadvantage becomes embedded in human physiology remain insufficiently understood. We analyzed baseline data from 1773 adults in the population-based Food Chain Plus (FoCus) cohort. Phenotype, lifestyle, and nutrition were int…
Destruction as creation
This provocation seeks to stimulate discussion by highlighting an alternative way of looking at the actions of destruction and creation, not as opposing forces but as an ongoing process of transformation. Destruction encompasses a variety of material and symbolic transformations, which go hand in hand with the creation of new possibilities. Therefore, destruction is not an antagonism to creation but – following Karen Barad’s agential realism – a …
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