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Journal of Customer Behaviour, 2019
This chapter focuses on Gershom Scholem and Joel Teitelbaum as readers of Jacob Sasportas. Both Scholem and Teitelbaum considered the middle of the twentieth century as a period of crisis, and each, in his own way, turned to Sasportas's The Fading Flower of the Zevi as part of a larger response to that crisis.
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This chapter focuses on Gershom Scholem and Joel Teitelbaum as readers of Jacob Sasportas. Both Scholem and Teitelbaum considered the middle of the twentieth century as a period of crisis, and each, in his own way, turned to Sasportas's The Fading Flower of the Zevi as part of a larger response to that crisis.
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2022
Mississippi Zion: The Struggle for Liberation in Attala County, 1865-1915 uses Attala County as its focal point to provide an in-depth examination of Mississippi as a struggle between concurring and intersecting liberation and redemption agendas between its African American and White citizens that resulted as African Americans ...
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Mississippi Zion: The Struggle for Liberation in Attala County, 1865-1915 uses Attala County as its focal point to provide an in-depth examination of Mississippi as a struggle between concurring and intersecting liberation and redemption agendas between its African American and White citizens that resulted as African Americans ...
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Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft, 2013
Abstract: The difficulties in interpreting Isa 28,16, a foundational text for the Hebrew Bible’s Zion tradition as well as Jewish and Christian theology, are many. The present study does not attempt to solve all these issues but focuses exclusively on the definition of the hapax בֹּחַן .
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Abstract: The difficulties in interpreting Isa 28,16, a foundational text for the Hebrew Bible’s Zion tradition as well as Jewish and Christian theology, are many. The present study does not attempt to solve all these issues but focuses exclusively on the definition of the hapax בֹּחַן .
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1993
Abstract The Bagatti-Testa school does not linger long in consideration of (Ps.-?)Eutychius’ text in regard to this site, but prefers to concentrate on other evidence which is claimed to demonstrate Jewish-Christian occupation. As the Benedictine archaeologist Bargil Pixner has recently argued, on Mount Zion we are to imagine the first ...
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Abstract The Bagatti-Testa school does not linger long in consideration of (Ps.-?)Eutychius’ text in regard to this site, but prefers to concentrate on other evidence which is claimed to demonstrate Jewish-Christian occupation. As the Benedictine archaeologist Bargil Pixner has recently argued, on Mount Zion we are to imagine the first ...
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2012
A dispatch from the 2012 celebration of Ethiopian Jewry's Sigd holiday in Jerusalem.
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A dispatch from the 2012 celebration of Ethiopian Jewry's Sigd holiday in Jerusalem.
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Interventions, 2009
This essay considers the political import of the hike or walk (ha-tiyul; plural, tiyulim) among Jewish settlers in Palestine during the first decades of the twentieth century. Situating this travelling practice within the broader Zionist discourse of which it was a part, I will suggest that the tiyulim conducted by Jewish settlers were important ...
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This essay considers the political import of the hike or walk (ha-tiyul; plural, tiyulim) among Jewish settlers in Palestine during the first decades of the twentieth century. Situating this travelling practice within the broader Zionist discourse of which it was a part, I will suggest that the tiyulim conducted by Jewish settlers were important ...
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