The Jewish Quarterly Review, Volume 100, Number 1, Winter, 2010, and Number 2, Spring, 2010.
Published by Center for Advanced Judaic Studies at the University of Pennsylvania by the University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, PA, 2010
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Octavo, tan cloth with black lettering, original paper covers bound in, iv, 192, iv, 193-344 pp. Articles in issue no. 1 are "Editor's Introduction: The Bible and Us: Biblical Scholarship in the JQR, Then and Now," Elliott Horowitz, "The Birds and the Babes: The Structure and Meaning of Psalm 8," Judah Kraut, "Esther and the Politics of Diaspora," Elsie R. Stern, "Enchanting Rabbis: Contest Narratives between Rabbis and Magicinas in Late Antiquity," Joshua Levinson, "'Why Do You Refuse to Eat Pork?' Jews, Food, and Identity in Roman Palestine," Jordan D. Rosenblum, "Spreading Secrets: Kabbalah and Esotericism in Isaac ibn Sahula's 'Meshal ha-kadmoni,'" Hartley Lachter, Review Forum: on James L. Kugel, 'How to Read the Bible: A Guide to Scripture, Then and Now: "Problematizing the Bible . Then and Now," John C. Reeves, "Two Introductions to Scripture: James Kugel and the Possibility of Biblical Theology," Benjamin D. Sommer, "The 'Real Thing': How to Read 'How to Read the Bible,'" William Kolbrener.Articles in issue no. 2 are "Editor's Introduction: 100 Years of JQR and Rabbinic Judaism," Natalie B. Dohrmann, "Herod's Jewish Ideology Facing Romanization: On Intermarriage, Ritual Baths, and Speeches," Eyal Regev, "Tradition and Truth: The Ethics of Lawmaking in Tannaitic Literature," Tzvi Novick, "'Fruit and the Fruit of Fruit': Clarity and Piety among Jews in Late Antique Palestine," Michael L. Satlow, "Josephus, the Rabbis, and Responses to Catastrophes Ancient and Modern," Jonathan Klawans, "Reading the Bavli in Iran," Shai Secunda. …
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- The Jewish Quarterly Review, Volume 100, Number 1, Winter, 2010, and Number 2, Spring, 2010.
- Author
- Horowitz, Elliott and Myers, David N., editors.
- Publisher
- Center for Advanced Judaic Studies at the University of Pennsylvania by the University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, PA
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- 2010
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- Very Good-
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- Softbound
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