To fix Torah in their hearts : essays on biblical interpretation and Jewish studies in honor of B. Barry Levy /
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| Imprint: | Cincinnati, Ohio : Hebrew Union College Press, [2018] |
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| Description: | 1 online resource. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | E-Resource Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12343728 |
Table of Contents:
- Of sons and students
- Text, texture, context, pretext: biography of a professor, educator, mentor, researcher
- Body of work
- Diviners in high places: on interpreting the niht skies of the ancient Near East
- Hate in early Rabbinic traditions
- Naming names: the meaning and significance of disputes and the use of attributions to Named authorities in Mishnah
- A Cairo Genizah fragment of Genesis Rabbah from the collection of McGill University
- Between narrative and exegesis [Hebrew word] in Midrash Genesis Rabbah
- Stories of excess: Abraham and Vessantara
- Taking stock of the text(s) of Rashi's Torah commentary: some twenty-first century considerations and the case for Leipzig I
- "The earth is only for the strong": interpretations of b. Sanhedrin 58b in High Medieval Europe
- Radak's preemptive exegesis: concealed and revealed polemic in the Book of Kings
- The Maharshal and two inverted 'nuns'
- An anonymous commentary on the ten Sefirot: text and translation
- David Zvi Hoffmann versus Julius Wellhousen on the Age of the Day of Atonement
- Fixing God's Torah in small caps: children's Bibles, Bible scholarship, and contemporary Judaism
- Out of the caves and under glass: the politics of exhibiting the Dead Sea Scrolls.
