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Titre:
Confrontation in the synagogue of Narbonne : a Christian sermon and a Jewish reply... in the 13th century / Robert Chazan
Auteur:Chazan, Robert Publication en relation:
In: Harvard Theological Review ; v. 67 (October 1974) p. 437-457
Document hôte:Harvard Theological Review No RERO:
R003435482
Titre: Andrew Colin Gow. . (Studies in Medieval and Reformation Thought, number 55.) New York: E. J. Brill. 1995. Pp. viii, 420 Auteur:Chazan, Robert Fait partie de:
The American Historical Review, 1996, Vol. 101(5), pp.1533-1533
Identifiant:
0002-8762 (ISSN); 1937-5239 (E-ISSN); 10.1086/ahr/101.5.1533 (DOI)
Titre: Halakhah in America: The History of City Eruvin, 1894-1962 Auteur:Mintz, Adam Contributeur:Schiffman, Lawrence H. (advisor); Chazan, Robert (committee member); Engel, David (committee member); Gottlieb, Michah (committee member); Rubenstein, Jeffrey (committee member) Editeur:
ProQuest Dissertations Publishing
Date:
2011
Sujet:American History ; History ; Judaic Studies ; American History ; History ; Judaic Studies ; Social Sciences ; City Eruvin ; Eruv ; Halakhah ; Orthodox ; Rabbinate Description:
This dissertation explores the historical and cultural background of the rabbanic eruv. Eruv, a word that signifies 'mixture', 'combination' or 'fusion' will be used in this dissertation to refer to an eruv hatzerot, the joining of the residents of a limited area or space for the sake of establishing a localized neighborhood in which carrying objects is allowed on the Sabbath. The eruv has been a focus of concern for rabbis from the Mishnaic period to the modern age. The ability to transform an area in which carrying on the Sabbath had been prohibited into an area in which carrying on the Sabbath is permitted created both challenges and opportunities for the rabbis in each generation. The concept of an eruv was introduced in the Mishnaic period in Roman Palestine in order to allow Jews to carry their possessions into the hazer, the semi-private courtyards around which several Jewish families lived, on the Sabbath. Since the courtyard was utilized as a shared space for many activities including...
Fait partie de:
ProQuest Dissertations and Theses
Identifiant:
978-1-267-04953-7 (ISBN)
Titre: Living Letters of the Law: Ideas of the Jew in Medieval Christianity (Book Review) Auteur:Chazan, Robert Sujet:Book Reviews ; Cohen, Jeremy; Fait partie de:
Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1 June 2002, Vol.70(2), pp.406-409
Identifiant:
00027189 (ISSN); 14774585 (E-ISSN)