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Studies in Jewish Education: The Oral and the Textual in Jewish Tradition and Jewish Education

Jon A. Levisohn

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For those of us immersed in Jewish education and Jewish communal life more generally, the phrase “Jewish texts” (or sometimes “Jewish text,” where the singular collective noun signifies a category ...

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For those of us immersed in Jewish education and Jewish communal life more generally, the phrase “Jewish texts” (or sometimes “Jewish text,” where the singular collective noun signifies a category ...

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For those of us immersed in Jewish education and Jewish communal life more generally, the phrase “Jewish texts” (or sometimes “Jewish text,” where the singular collective noun signifies a category ...

Key concepts: Judaism, Religious education, Haskalah, Jewish studies, Sociology, Religious studies, Pedagogy, Theology

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