This is the third volume of the Encyclopedia of the Jewish Story, which studies the development of narratives in Jewish literature throughout the ages.
This exceptional new edition of `Mikra`ot Gedolot` is based on the most accurate manuscript The Aleppo Codex. Among the innovations and improvements incorporated are: Thousands of flaws of the previous and current editions have been corrected. ...
This exceptional new edition of `Mikra`ot Gedolot` is based on the most accurate manuscript The Aleppo Codex. Among the innovations and improvements incorporated are: Thousands of flaws of the previous and current editions have been corrected. ...
Is there really Freedom? By following the philosophical debate on this issue, the book probes the ethical and existential aspirations of opposing theoretical views, and advances an inspiring vision of human freedom firmly embedded within nature.
Mordecai is Riding a Horse
Purim Celebrations in Tel-Aviv (1908-1936) and the Building of a New Nation By Hizky Shoham May 2013 Paperback Danacode 110-20192 In Stock
The book presents a description of Purim celebrations in Tel-Aviv and their development from the end of Ottoman period until their cessation in 1936 and highlights the unique role of the concept of tradition in the creation of the new nation.
Shadal (Samuel David Luzzatto, 1800–1865), who lived in northern Italy, is regarded as the first of the modern Jewish commentators. The book sets out his outlook in terms of his exegetical and critical approach and his beliefs lying behind it.
Hebrew Linguistics 67
A Journal for Hebrew Descriptive, Computational and Applied Linguistics Edited By Zohar Livnat May 2013 Paperback Danacode 110-10655 In Stock
Hebrew Linguistics publishes scientific articles dealing mainly with the study of contemporary Hebrew, but also with the Hebrew language through the ages.
This book includes articles on Rashi and his disciples that expand on the study of Rashi – questions of interpretation, thought, law, language, poetry and history associated with the works of Rashi and his disciples.
This book deals with fundamental questions of Ibn Ezra’s methodology, polemical pressures and the quest for truth, criticism and conservatism, his attitude to history and science, and the history of supercommentaries to his interpretation.