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The Exempt Devotee
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Rav Mari, a Talmudic sage, obtains an exemption whose practical freedoms he largely refuses to exercise. He changes the ownership of his livestock so that a religious obligation never arises, then voluntarily preserves...
The Death of Socrates and the Death of Rebbe
Abstract: Plato’s account of the death of Socrates in Phaedo and the Babylonian Talmud’s account of Rabbi Yehudah HaNasi’s death both portray a learned community unable to let go of its teacher. The most revealing comparison, however, pairs...
The Theology of the Unsaid
Erich Auerbach was a German-Jewish literary scholar whose work explored how literature represents human life. His best-known book, Mimesis, traces that question across Western literature, beginning with Homer and the Bible. In “Odysseus’ Sc...
A Little Bit Different
There is a well-known parable about the Kingdom of the Messiah that Walter Benjamin (who heard it from Gershom Scholem) recounted one evening to Ernst Bloch, who in turn transcribed it in Spuren: “A rabbi, a real cabalist, once said that in...
All Sin is Insane
On the Insanity Defense in the Lindsay Clancy Trial
On the evening of January 24, 2023, Patrick Clancy drove out of his house in Duxbury, Massachusetts for a takeout order his wife had chosen and a medicine she had asked him to fetch, havi...
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