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A review by lizshayne
Time and Difference in Rabbinic Judaism by Sarit Kattan Gribetz
challenging
informative
reflective
medium-paced
5.0
Breaking my “academia doesn’t get reviews” rule because this book is so obviously a five.
(Full disclosure- Sarit gave me a copy of the book but I was halfway through my library copy when she did)
The text sits right at the Venn diagram of meticulously researched history, nuanced close readings of texts, and really good analysis. And it was also fun to read!
I taught the chapter on men and women’s time, but I think my favorite was on human and Godly time.
(Full disclosure- Sarit gave me a copy of the book but I was halfway through my library copy when she did)
The text sits right at the Venn diagram of meticulously researched history, nuanced close readings of texts, and really good analysis. And it was also fun to read!
I taught the chapter on men and women’s time, but I think my favorite was on human and Godly time.