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A Window on Their World The 18th century court diaries of Rabbi Hayyim Gundersheim of Frankfurt am Main, with an extensive historical introduction to the book as a whole, s well as introductions and synopses of each of the over 200 diary entries. |
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Remnant Stones A historical and cultural overview of Suriname’s Jewish community, with special emphasis on its Jewish and Creole cemeteries. |
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The Greening of American Orthodox Judaism Traces the history, achievements, and eventual demise of a remarkable student-run American Orthodox Jewish collegiate organization. |
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Yannai on Genesis Introduces and analyzes the work of the sixth-century liturgical poet Yannai, then presents, translates, and annotates that poet’s poems embellishing Genesis. |
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A Great Voice that Did Not Cease Demonstrates how rabbis used hermeneutical methods when logical inconsistencies or examples of poor writing or speech appeared in scriptural texts and later in divine rabbinic texts. |
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Remnant Stones Presents transcriptions, English translations, and annotations of more than 1,600 gravestones from Suriname’s oldest Jewish burial grounds. |
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Jewish Law in Transition Examines how Jewish law dealt with a Biblical prohibition on charging interest on loans. |
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Let Me Continue to Speak the Truth Bertha Pappenheim as Author and Activist. |
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My Dear Daughter Aside from the guidance of other women, how could sixteenth-century women learn all the rules and regulations of such an intimate subject? |
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The New Tradition Seminal essays by acclaimed literary critic Gershon Shaked exploring the evolution of a modern Hebraic literary and cultural tradition. |
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