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George Savran Theophany as Type Scene
Amos Frisch Responses to Explicit Moral Evaluation by a Character in Biblical Narrative
Elsie Stern Transforming Comfort: Hermeneutics and Theology in the Haftarot of Consolation
Adena Tanenbaum Of a Pietist Gone Bad and Des(s)erts Not Had: Zechariah Aldahiri's Sefer hamusar
Dafna Clifford On Esther Kreitman
Sheila E. Jelen She Sermonizes in Wool and Flax: Dvora Baron's Literary Vernacular
Samuel Moyn Emanuel Levinas's Talmudic Readings
Zvia Ginor Mania, Mother, and Zion in Orly Castel-Bloom
Reviews
Arnold J. Band Holtz's Annotated Edition of Agnon's Hakhnasat kallah| Abigail Gillman Beyond Dialogue: New Scholarship in German-Jewish Studies | Julian Levinson Arthur A. Cohen's Resplendent Vision | Elliot Rabin The Eternal Maskil | Yaron Peleg The Critic as a Dialectical Zionist: Gershon Shaked's Hebrew Fiction 1880-1980| Yishai Rosen-Zvi Blood, Identity, and Counter-Discourse: Rabbinic Writings on Menstruation | Lawrence Rosenwald Inclusion and Exclusion in the Norton Anthology of Jewish American Literature| Steven Weitzman King David's Spin-Doctors [End Page 119]