JTS Remembers David Weiss Halivni
Jun 29, 2022Professor Halivni made a profound and lasting impact on Talmud study at JTS and in the larger world of Jewish scholarship.
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JTS Remembers David Weiss Halivni
Jun 29, 2022Professor Halivni made a profound and lasting impact on Talmud study at JTS and in the larger world of Jewish scholarship.
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“The Art of the Ketubbah”: New Book from JTS Library
Jun 15, 2022The Library of JTS has published “The Art of the Ketubbah,” showcasing its world-class collection of more than 600 ketubbot, or Jewish marriage contracts, accompanied by detailed commentary.
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New Library Exhibit on Jewish Marriage
May 26, 2022“To Build a New Home: Celebrating the Jewish Wedding” illustrates the evolution of Jewish marriage practices with rare materials from the 12th century to the present day.
Read MoreHow Jewish Storytelling Shapes the Religious Imagination
Rabbi Mychal Springer, Manager of Clinical Pastoral Education, New York-Presbyterian Hospital, and Adjunct Professor, JTS, shows how Jewish storytelling shapes the religious imagination. Part of our summer learning series: Stories and Storytelling.
Read MoreA Contemporary, Philosophical Reading of the Sacrifice of Isaac
Dr. Miriam Feldmann Kaye, Visiting Assistant Professor, takes a new philosophical look at the sacrifice of Isaac. Part of our summer learning series: Stories and Storytelling.
Read MoreJTS in the Berkshires: Summer 2022
In our July session, “Get Thee to a Nunnery,” JTS Professor Marjorie Lehman explores how Hamlet’s famous words to Ophelia help us think about the Rabbis’ use of the term zonah (harlot).
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