Stories from Jewish History
Dr. Tamar Ron MarvinBringing premodern Jewish thinkers, events, and artifacts to life, from the famous to the obscure.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 166 | Subscribers | Read | trmarvin.substack.com |
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Where Books Burn: The Maimonidean Controversy of the 1230s
Body of a letter (beginning: “G-d will castigate you, Satan,” University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Ms. Oct. 99, f. 8v (letter runs from ff. 7r-8r).
Audio | Where Books Burn: The Maimonidean Controversy of the 1230s
🎓 The controversy about Rambam's theological stances, halachic method, and legal rulings, which simmered from the time of Raavad and Ramah, exploded in the 1230s with a fierce cross-communal debate.
The Ramah's Complex Campaign Against Rambam
The opening page (fol. 21א) from Kitab al-Rasail from the sixteenth-century manuscript, British Library, London Ms. Add. 26976, a manuscript that, interestingly, omits the halachic portions of the debate and retains only those dealing with ...
Audio | The Ramah's Complex Campaign Against Rambam
🎓 The highly-regarded Toledo authority waged an uphill battle against what he viewed as problematic ideas and positions in Rambam's works—until he found support among the rabbis of northern France.
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I'm an intellectual historian with a PhD in Medieval & Early Modern Jewish Studies and a student at Yeshivat Maharat. Some of my best friends are medieval rabbis. Want me to introduce you?
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