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  • Subject: [b-hebrew] Moed 19- Call for Papers
  • Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2008 08:48:06 +0300






Mo'ed - Annual for Jewish Studies



Mo'ed - Annual for Jewish Studies, is now accepting papers for Vol. 19, to
appear in April-May 2009. Mo'ed is a refereed annual devoted to all branches
and periods of Jewish Studies, and welcomes original contributions in these
fields. Articles may be submitted for publication either in Hebrew or in
English. Hebrew articles are to include an English abstract and English
articles are to include a Hebrew abstract of 200-300 words. Articles are to
be typed using a Word for Windows-compatible word processor and should be
submitted in two hard copies accompanied by a disk(ette). Electronic
transmission as an e-mail Word-for-Windows attachment is an acceptable
alternative, but it is recommended to submit hard copies and (disk)ette as
well. Bibliographical references and other notes are to be typed as
footnotes. For all other matters of style and usage - spelling and
punctuation, use of numbers, emphases, abbreviations, citation of texts and
bibliographical references, contributors are referred to the Guidelines for
Contributors appearing (in both Hebrew and English) in Mo'ed 18 (2008), or to
Tarbiz 51 (1982), pp. 167-169 (however, please note the exceptions to the
Tarbiz format). The final date for submission of articles to Vol. 18 is 31
December 2008. Articles are to be submitted to:



Dr. Arie Don

or

Dr, Jonathan D. Safren

Editors

Mo'ed - Annual for Jewish Studies

Center for Jewish Culture

Beit Berl College

Beit Berl Post Office

44905 Israel

e-mail: :moed AT beitberl.ac.il <mailto:moed AT beitberl.ac.il>

website: www.beitberl.ac.il/moed



Following is a list of the articles and reviews appearing in Mo'ed 18 (2008):



English Section

Shlomo E. Glicksberg The Tree as a Hazard: the Evolvement of a Halakhah


Remy Landau A Rapid Search for All the Day Counts in Any Hebrew
Year Span



Book Reviews

Lawrence Besserman On: Robert Alter, The Five Books of Moses: A
Translation with

Commentary

Athalya Brenner On: David. E. S. Stein (ed.), The Contemporary
Torah: A Gender-

Sensitive Adaptation of the JPS
Translation

English Abstracts



Hebrew Section

Gali Dinnur The Story of Cain and Abel (Gen. 4:1-16): The
Supreme Value of

Human Life

Yitzhak (Itzik) Peleg Was Lot a Good Host?

Hanan Eshel Forty Years of Research on the Temple Scroll
(11QTemple)

Yaakov Y. Teppler "Do not Give the Minim an Occasion to Cavil": The
Temple in the Jewish-Christian Polemic during the Tannaitic Period

Yair Schlein Achnai's Stove as a Sort of Tragedy

Abraham O. Shemesh "That a Person Might Use the Skins of His Father and
Mother as Spreads": The Uses of Human Skin in

Ancient Material Culture

Yehoshafat Nevo Redeeming the Shekhinah and the Jewish People
according to R. Ze'ev of Zhitomir

Oded Shay Botanical Museums and Collections in Late
Ottoman Palestine: A Stratum of Zionist Activities in Modern-Day Scientific
Research

Rema Manor The Addressor's Position in Expository Texts



Book Reviews

Victor A. Hurowitz On: International Review of Biblical Studies,
Volume 52 (2005-2006), ed. Bernhard Lang

Oded Lipschits On: Yonina Dor, The Theme of the Foreign Women in
Ezra-Nehemiah (Hebrew)

Harry Fox On: Shilamit Valler and Shalom Razabi, Small
Talk in the Babylonian Talmud

Gad Sagiv On: Marcin WodziƄski, Haskalah and Hasidism in
the Kingdom of Poland: A History of Conflict

Shalom Carmy On: Reuven Gerber, The Enlightenment Revolution

Michael Feige On: Yossi Dahan and Henry Wasserman (eds.), To
Invent a Nation

Eli Yassif On: Dan Ben-Amos (ed.), Folktales of the
Jews. Vol. 1: Tales from the Sephardic Dispersion

Hebrew Abstracts
















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