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A review by lizshayne
Time in the Babylonian Talmud: Natural and Imagined Times in Jewish Law and Narrative by Lynn Kaye
informative
medium-paced
This was a fascinating book that I was probably too tired when I read most of it.
As usual, the specific claims about how to read the sugyot are the most interesting parts and the way that she approaches specifically "l'mafre'ah" was more interesting to me than the larger argument—which was interesting, and/but not what I was reading it for.
As usual, the specific claims about how to read the sugyot are the most interesting parts and the way that she approaches specifically "l'mafre'ah" was more interesting to me than the larger argument—which was interesting, and/but not what I was reading it for.