Rabbinics scholars, and those who study texts that might be relevant to rabbinics: the twitter-less, and twitter-wary, chairs of the Rabbinic Literature and Culture division of the @jewish_studies, Mira Beth Wasserman& @TalmudMOOC asked me to tweet about their division meeting 1/
Never noticed the cool graphic on https://t.co/gaEqcU7U9o on the right margin--as you scroll, a shadow fills in the title of the piece you're reading. New ‘Biography’ of the Talmud Argues That The Text Is More Important Now Than Ever Before https://t.co/q0evJzYl8E via @tabletmag
Why has the Talmud endured for two millennia? @NorthwesternU Professor Barry Wimpfheimer tells the remarkable story in his new book, The Talmud: A Biography. Learn more: https://t.co/DpnnzaoUNA @TalmudMOOC
My review of Aaron Hughes' Jacob Neusner: An American Jewish Iconoclast is out in Religious Studies Review:
A Biography or a Hagiography https://t.co/yB7uWVQ89l via @academia
@SefariaProject Traditional texts sometimes need interpretation cuz their basic translation doesn't make sense. Does Sefaria want a literal rendering or an interpretive translation?
Maybe part of the problem with mlb free agency now is that there's so much information available online the teams don't have to collude to call an agent's bluff when they claim to have other interest?
Researchers recently deciphered one of the last two remaining #DeadSeaScrolls. Written in code, the scroll describes a 364-day calendar used by the Qumran community. https://t.co/S7vfrrY2be
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