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Double takes : thinking and rethinking issues of modern Judaism in ancient contexts / Zev Garber, Bruce Zuckerman.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: BM45 .G37 2004

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    Variant Title
    Thinking and rethinking issues of modern Judaism in ancient contexts
    Series
    Studies in the Shoah ; v. 26
    Studies in the Shoah ; v. 26.
    Format
    Book
    Author/Creator
    Garber, Zev, 1941-
    Published
    Lanham, MD : University Press of America, [2004]
    ©2004
    Contents
    Section 1. Modern events in ancient perspectives. Why do we call the Holocaust "The Holocaust"? : an inquiry into the psychology of labels ; The practice of Judaism during the Shoah, 1933-1945 ; The furor over the Auschwitz convent : the inside and outside of the language bias ; The Rabin assassination in the long view and the short view : biblical radicalism in a modern context
    Section 2. Teaching and learning from the past. Choosing among the strands : teaching Hebrew Bible survey to undergraduates at a secular university ; Teaching Shoah matters : a personal memoir
    Section 3. Evolution and revolution. The Bible, the Sistine Chapel and the Liberty Bell : how do we understand the Bible in tradition? ; Faith from the ashes : an interview with Sibylle Sarah Niemoeller von Sell
    Section 4. Ancient texts and modern technologies. Every dot and tiddle : a consideration of the limitation of computer imaging for the study of Dead Sea scrolls ; Working with a little more data : new finds in the 20th century : Semitic language of the ancient world.
    Other Authors/Editors
    Zuckerman, Bruce.
    Notes
    Section 1. Modern events in ancient perspectives. Why do we call the Holocaust "The Holocaust"? : an inquiry into the psychology of labels ; The practice of Judaism during the Shoah, 1933-1945 ; The furor over the Auschwitz convent : the inside and outside of the language bias ; The Rabin assassination in the long view and the short view : biblical radicalism in a modern context -- Section 2. Teaching and learning from the past. Choosing among the strands : teaching Hebrew Bible survey to undergraduates at a secular university ; Teaching Shoah matters : a personal memoir -- Section 3. Evolution and revolution. The Bible, the Sistine Chapel and the Liberty Bell : how do we understand the Bible in tradition? ; Faith from the ashes : an interview with Sibylle Sarah Niemoeller von Sell -- Section 4. Ancient texts and modern technologies. Every dot and tiddle : a consideration of the limitation of computer imaging for the study of Dead Sea scrolls ; Working with a little more data : new finds in the 20th century : Semitic language of the ancient world.

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    Language
    English
    ISBN
    076182894X
    Physical Description
    xiii, 220 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.

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