"The question of the relationships between the Book of Isaiah and the Book of the Twelve Prophets is a crucial one, as multiple similarities in language and motifs demonstrate. Scholarly attempts to clarify the relationships, however, have been far from definitive. In this volume, the authors pursue diverse methodological approaches to present a more integral picture of the different kinds of relationships or thematic convergencies that are characteristic either of both corpora jointly or with respect to certain of their specific parts. The studies gathered here provide an overview showing the diversity of semantic, intertextual, literary, redactional historical, and theological correspondences between Isaiah and the Twelve. The present volume is a first step towards a more comprehensive picture of the various kinds of similarities and differences characteristic of the two corpora, the Book of Isaiah and the Book of the Twelve." --