دانلود کتاب Biblical Narrative and the Formation of Rabbinic Law

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Cover
Half-title
Title page
Copyright information
Dedication
Table of contents
Acknowledgments
1 Introduction
Law and Narrative
Halakhah and Aggadah
Reading Narrative Back into Law: Biblical Exegesis
2 Abraham’s Knife
Biblical Foundations
The Akedah as Narrative
Legal Terminology
Law’s Authority and Legal Zealousness
Genesis Rabbah 56:6
B. Hullin 16a
Why Shehitah?
Sacrificial Knives: Tannaitic Texts
Sacrificial Knives: Amoraic and Anonymous Texts
Zealousness
Narrative Authority
3 Rebekah’s Betrothal
Biblical Foundations
Legal Terminology
Becoming Rabbinic Law
Creating Context: Genesis Rabbah 60:12
Linking Laws: B. Ketubot 57b
Why Rebekah?
The Virgin, the Ketubah, and the High Priest
Finally, Why Rebekah?
4 Joseph’s Mourning
Biblical and Second Temple Foundations
Law’s Sources
A Legal Anthology: Y. Moed Katan 3:5, 82c
Linking Laws: B. Moed Katan 20a
Another Disappearance
Creating Legal Networks
5 An Assembly of Ten
Biblical and Second Temple Foundations
Beginning a Rabbinic Textual History: M. Sanhedrin 1:6–7
A Continued Textual History: Y. Sanhedrin 1:6, 19c; Y. Berakhot 7:3, 11c; Y. Megillah 4:3, 75b
Y. Sanhedrin 1:6, 19c
Y. Berakhot 7:3, 11c
Y. Megillah 4:3, 75b
B. Sanhedrin 74b
B. Berakhot 21b
B. Megillah 23b
Overlapping Prooftexts?
Circulating Traditions
Fragmentary Traditions
6 Conclusion
Bibliography
Index of Primary Sources
Subject Index