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... halakhic discourse , it is reasonable to suppose a connection between the case story and actual events . In the context of halakhic discourse , a norm whose genesis refers back to the concrete questioning of a rabbinic authority ...
... halakhic discourse , it is reasonable to suppose a connection between the case story and actual events . In the context of halakhic discourse , a norm whose genesis refers back to the concrete questioning of a rabbinic authority ...
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... halakhic midrashim because Hoffmann for its major part had to rely on medieval quotations ; a Genizah fragment not yet known to Hoffmann has been re - edited by M. I. Kahana ( 2005 ) . No translation of Midrash Tanna'im exists . As to ...
... halakhic midrashim because Hoffmann for its major part had to rely on medieval quotations ; a Genizah fragment not yet known to Hoffmann has been re - edited by M. I. Kahana ( 2005 ) . No translation of Midrash Tanna'im exists . As to ...
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... halakhic midrashim for the first time ( provided we accept the early dates of the midrashim themselves ) and thus add to our knowledge . When looking at the kind of information we can gather from halakhic midrashim , it is evident that ...
... halakhic midrashim for the first time ( provided we accept the early dates of the midrashim themselves ) and thus add to our knowledge . When looking at the kind of information we can gather from halakhic midrashim , it is evident that ...
Contents
The Palestinian Context of Rabbinic Judaism | 25 |
An Attempt to Define | 51 |
The Status Quaestionis of Research in Rabbinic Literature | 67 |
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