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1.	A Comparative Study On Womanhood In The Hebrew Bible And Rabbinic Literatures
2.	A Report On The Translation Of "Make Yourself A Teacher": Rabbinic Takes Of Mentors And Disciples(Chapter Three)
3.	A Report On The Translation Of �Make Yourself A Teacher�: Rabbinic Tales Of Mentors And Disciples(Chapter 2)
4.	A Report On The Translation Of �Make Yourself A Teacher�:Rabbinic Tales Of Mentors And Disciples (Chapter 1)
5.	A Translation Project Reportof "Make Yourselfa Teacher": Rabbinic Talesof Mentorsand Disciples (Preface And Introduction)
6.	Prayers In Biblical And Rabbinic Judaism
7.	Preservation And Change:Solomon Schechter's Thought Of Conservative Judaism
8.	Socratic Torah: Non-Jews in rabbinic intellectual culture
9.	Giving to the poor in early rabbinic Judaism
10.	'What shall the Alexandrians do?' Rabbinic Judaism and the Mediterranean diaspora
11.	'They sit apart at meals': Early rabbinic commensality regulations and identity construction
12.	Let the story remain with us: Biblical narrative and the formation of rabbinic law
13.	Literary agendas and legal conclusions: The contributions of rabbinic editors to the laws of forbidden mixtures
14.	'I clothed you in purple': The Rabbinic king-parables of the third-century Roman Empire
15.	'In his hand is a sceptre of fire and a veil is spread before him': 'Pirke de-Rabbi Eliezer' and the exposition of medieval Midrash
16.	Maimonides' Yahweh: How his via Negativa God influenced Rabbinic Judaism and its subsequent misunderstanding of incarnational Christian theology
17.	Conceptions of time and rhythms of daily life in rabbinic literature, 200--600 C.E
18.	The dialogical beast the identification of Rome with the pig in early Rabbinic literature
19.	Between Court Jew and Jewish Court: David Oppenheim, the Prague rabbinate, and eighteenth-century Jewish political culture
20.	The emergence of critical scholarship on Rabbinic literature in the nineteenth century: Social and ideological contexts
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