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The faces of Torah
studies in the texts and contexts of Ancient Judaism in honor of Steven Fraade -
The faces of Torah
studies in the texts and contexts of Ancient Judaism in honor of Steven Fraade -
Legal fictions
studies of law and narrative in the discursive worlds of ancient Jewish sectarians and sages -
The faces of Torah
studies in the texts and contexts of Ancient Judaism in honor of Steven Fraade -
Moses and the commandments
Can hermeneutics, history, and rhetoric be disentangled? -
Scripture, Targum, and Talmud as instruction
a complex textual story from the Sifra -
Nomos and narrative before "nomos and narrative"
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Rhetoric and hermeneutics in MIQSAT MA'ASE HA-TORAH (4QMMT): The case of the blessings and curses
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Rewritten bible and Rabbinic midrash as commentary
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Rabbinic midrash and ancient Jewish biblical interpretation
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Rabbinic polysemy and pluralism revisited: Between praxis and thematization
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Moses and the commandments: Can hermeneutics, history, and rhetoric be disentangled?
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Hearing and seeing at Sinai: Interpretive trajectories
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Between rewritten bible and allegorical commentary: Philo's interpretation of the burning bush
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4 Ezra and 2 Baruch with the (Dis-) Advantage of Rabbinic Hindsight
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Rewritten bible and rabbinic midrash as commentary
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Scripture, Targum, and Talmud as instruction: A complex textual story from the Sifra
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The faces of Torah
studies in the texts and contexts of ancient Judaism in honor of Steven Fraade -
Introduction to the symposium. What is (the) Mishnah?
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Response to Azzan Yadin-Israel on rabbinic polysemy
do they "preach" what they practice? -
Shifting from priestly to non-priestly legal authority
a comparison of the Damascus Document and the Midrash Sifra -
Rhetoric and hermeneutics in Miqṣat Maʻaśe ha-Torah (4QMMT)
the case of the blessings and curses -
Locating targum in the textual polysystem of rabbinic pedagogy
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The faces of Torah
studies in the texts and contexts of ancient Judaism in honor of Steven Fraade -
Legal fictions
studies of law and narrative in the discursive worlds of ancient Jewish sectarians and sages