The main foci of this collection are theories of Rabbinic category-formation, on the one side, and literary-analytical problems, on the other. PART ONE: How a system such as animates the Rabbinic canon selects and organizes its data forms the key to understanding the cogency of the whole: what data register, what do not? PART TWO: The problems of literature now center on those compositions and even compositions of a given document that ignore the documentary protocol of the compilation in which they occur. PART THREE: The four ways in which an author of a composition for Rabbinic compilation could link sentence to sentence, thought to thought, to form a coherent statement thus the 'logics of coherent discourse.'.
| ISBN: | 9780761823742 |
| Publication date: | 11th December 2002 |
| Author: | Jacob Neusner |
| Publisher: | University Publishing Association an imprint of UPA |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 334 pages |
| Series: | Studies in Judaism |
| Genres: |
Biography: religious and spiritual Judaism |
The main foci of this collection are theories of Rabbinic category-formation, on the one side, and literary-analytical problems, on the other. PART ONE: How a system such as animates the Rabbinic canon selects and organizes its data forms the key to understanding the cogency of the whole: what data register, what do not? PART TWO: The problems of literature now center on those compositions and even compositions of a given document that ignore the documentary protocol of the compilation in which they occur. PART THREE: The four ways in which an author of a composition for Rabbinic compilation could link sentence to sentence, thought to thought, to form a coherent statement thus the 'logics of coherent discourse.'.
Major Trends in Formative Judaism, Fourth Series features in the following genres: Biography: religious and spiritual, Judaism
Major Trends in Formative Judaism, Fourth Series is available in Hardback
Major Trends in Formative Judaism, Fourth Series was written by Jacob Neusner and published by University Publishing Association an imprint of UPA
Major Trends in Formative Judaism, Fourth Series has 334 pages
Yes it is part of Studies in Judaism series