Religious studies and rabbinics: a conversation
"Religious Studies and Rabbinics have overlapping yet distinct interests, subject matter, and methods. Religious Studies is committed to the study of religion writ large. It develops theories and methods intended to apply across religious traditions. Rabbinics, by contrast, is dedicated to a de...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Religious Studies and Rabbinics have overlapping yet distinct interests, subject matter, and methods. Religious Studies is committed to the study of religion writ large. It develops theories and methods intended to apply across religious traditions. Rabbinics, by contrast, is dedicated to a defined set of texts produced by the rabbinic movement of late antiquity. Religious Studies and Rabbinics represents the first sustained effort to create a conversation between these two academic fields. In one trajectory of argument, the book shows what is gained when each field sees how the other engages the same questions: When did the concept of "religion" arise? How should a scholar's normative commitments interact with their scholarship? The book argues that if scholars from Religious Studies and Rabbinics do not realize they are addressing the same problems, they will not benefit from each other's solutions. A second line of argument brings research methods, theoretical claims, and data associated with one field into contact with those of the other. When Religious Studies categories such as "ritual" or "the sacred" are applied to data from Rabbinics and, conversely, when text-reading strategies distinctive to Rabbinics are employed for texts from other traditions, both Religious Studies and Rabbinics enlarge their scope. The chapters range across such themes as ritual failure; rabbinic conceptions of scripture, ethics, food, time, and everyday life; problems of definition and normativity in the study of religion; J.Z. Smith's writings; and the preaching of the African-American Christian evangelical social justice activist John Perkins"... |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | xvii, 234 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9781138288805 |
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Rabbinics
A Conversation
Edited by
Elizabeth Shanks Alexander
and Beth A Berkowitz
R Routledge Taylor amp; Francis Croup
LONDON AND NEW YORK
Contents
Notes on contributors vii
Preface ix
Acknowledgments xii
About the book xiv
List of abbreviations xvi
Introduction 1
ELIZABETHSHANKSALEXANDER
PART I
The history of religion 23
1 Religious Studies, past and present 25
RANDALLSTYERS
2 Different religions? Big and little religion in Rabbinics and
Religious Studies 39
BETHABERKOWITZ
3JZ Smith on the study of religion, humanities, and
human nature 54
KURTISRSCHAEFFER
PA RT II
Managing commitments 67
4 A cheerful unease: theology and Religious Studies 69
PAULDAFYDDJONES
5 Reading midrash as theological practice
DEBORAHBARER
vi Contents
6 Alexandria between Athens and Jerusalem: Religious
Studies as a humanistic discipline 1 0 5
CHARLESMATHEWES
PART I I I
Comparative rubrics and rabbinic data 119
7 The legal language of everyday life in rabbinic religion 121
CHAYAHALBERSTAM
P
8 Time, gender, and ritual in rabbinic sources 1 3 9
SARITKATTANGRIBETZ
9 Ritual failure, ritual success, and what makes ritual
meaningful in the Mishnah 1 8
NAFTALISCOHN
PART IV
Critical reading in Religious Studies 1 73
10 Thou shalt not cook a bird in its mother s milk?
Theorizing the evolution of a rabbinic regulation 175
JORDANDROSENBLUM
11 Learning how to read: how Rabbinics aids in the study of
contemporary Christian scripture-reading practices 188
KELLYWESTFIGUEROA-RAY
12 From the general to the specific: a genealogy of
acts of reciprocal kindness (gemilut hasadim) in
rabbinic literature 209
GREGGEGARDNER
Index 226
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