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Category Archives: Talmud in the News
The Afghani ‘Geniza’
A few months ago, news broke in the Israeli media of an important manuscript trove that was discovered in Afghanistan. A spate of articles appeared in the press, each one covering just a bit more than the one prior it. … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Mishna, Piyut, Talk of the Town, Talmud in the News
Tagged Afghani Geniza, Antiquities, Avodah Zarah, Karaim, Saadya, Shaul Shaked, Tafsir
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From the Pages of Haaretz
One of the best parts of the holiday season here in Israel is that the local papers have to put out more supplemental material to keep everyone occupied. In addition to the regular weekend magazines, each holiday gets its own special … Continue reading
Posted in Recent Publications, Talmud in the News, Technology
Tagged Aggadah, Bialik, Eli Yasif, Genizah, Ginzberg, Haaretz, isr, Legends of the Jews
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Around the Web (more or less) – August 12, 2011
Mississippi Fred MacDowell of On the Mainline posted a fascinating comment on Christian Hebraism and the Mishnah on Amit’s post from two weeks ago. Although he only identifies here as “S.”, the digital-database savvy and characteristic out-of-the-box thinking of MacDowell is as … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web, Recent Publications, Talmud in the News
Tagged Contexts, Mishnah, UWS
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The Book and the Legend
In the year 1903, C.N. Bialik and Y.H. Ravnitsky, neighbors in the same building in Odessa, set out to produce what would be one of the most influential books in the study of aggada since the Ein Yaakov. Sefer ha-Aggadah- The … Continue reading
Posted in Talmud in the News
Tagged Aggada, Avigdor Shinan, Bialik, Israeli Renaissance, Ravnitsky, Women in rabbinic Literature
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Reading the Talmud in…
The South Korean interest in Talmud has been a real hot-topic over the past few months. This piece outlines the phenomena, but as a simple Google search will show, there are many, many more articles on the subject (see also Menachem Mendel’s … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web, Talmud in the News
Tagged Contexts, Kiddushin, Saul Lieberman, South Korea
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