THE OVEN OF ACHNAI RE-DECONSTRUCTED.
The enigmatic narrative of the oven of Achnai incident (b. B. Meṣia 59b) has been explicated for its legalistic, historical, philosophical, theological, and mystical import. But it is also a very literary text, which can be read as a text in its literary context for its form, imagery, and allusions...
| Publicado en: | Hebrew Studies Vol. 45; pp. 27 - 48 |
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National Association of Professors of Hebrew
2004
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