Spring 2018 Book List. N. Podhoretz, The Prophets: Who They Were. What they are (2010).
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1 Spring 2018 Book List BIB 601 Prophets Tamara Eskenazi Required texts A. J. Heschel, The Prophets, Vol. 1., G. Plaut, The Haftarah Commentary. UHAC Press, N. Podhoretz, The Prophets: Who They Were. What they are (2010). Recommended: Uriel Simon, JPS Bible Commentary: Jonah BIB 605 Family in Ancient Israel Kristine Garroway Texts Required: 1. Hebrew Bible (BHS) students should already own this 2. Jewish Study Bible (Brettler and Berlin) students should already own this 3.Carol Meyers, Rediscovering Eve: Ancient Israelite Women in Context (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012) ISBN-10: Naomi Steinberg, Kinship and Marriage in Genesis: A Household Economics Perspective (Ausburg Fortress Press, 1993) ISBN-10: Additional Texts All other readings will be on SAKAI or on Reserve in the library
2 BIB 621 Peshat, Derash, and Beyond: Interpreting the Torah Tamar Marvin Required Any edition of Mikra ot Gedolot BIB 628 Return and Reconstruction: Studies in Ezra-Nehemiah Tamara Eskenazi Required texts Tamara Cohn Eskenazi, In an Age of Prose: A Literary Approach to Ezra-Nehemiah (Society of Biblical Literature, 1988) Paper. Joseph Blenkinsopp, J. Judaism, the First Phase: The Place of Ezra and Nehemiah in the Origins of Judaism. Eerdmans, Recommended: Lester L. Grabbe, Ezra-Nehemiah (Routledge Press, 2005) Paper. There will be additional required articles as well as portions from T. C. Eskenazi, The Fall and Rise of Judah in the Neo-Babylonian and Persian Periods (manuscript). EDU 638 Curriculum Content Adam Allenberg No Books Required
3 HEB 592 Special Topics: Israel in Modern Hebrew Literature Baruch Link I may add or delete from this list once I have a better understanding of the student levels in the class. In the meantime, most all of the poems and short stories will come from this book list. Please note that all books are in Hebrew except for the Dan Paggis book. The ones that are listed in English besides the Paggis book, are listed as such because the publisher gave an English title. Please note that there were other publishing dates for some of these books and the date isn t as significant as the book itself. Any edition of the books will work. Please do not hesitate to call or have the Hebrew Librarian call if there are any questions. Thank you in advance for your help. 1. Agnon, SY Ellu Ve Ellu volume from (Kol Sepurav Shel SY Agnon), Schoken Hrushovski, Binyamin (later changed name to Harshav) ed., Greenberg, Uri Zvi Beemztza Haolam UBeemtzah Hazmanim, Hakibbutz Hameuhad, Greenberg, Uri Zvi Rehovot Hanahar, Schoken, Rachel, Shirat Rachel, Davar, Meggid, Aharon Arbaah Sepurim (Four stories by Aharon Meggid), Jewish Agency, ( Yad Vashem is the story I will use.) 6. Paggis, Dan, Points of Departure, JPS, Amichai,Yehuda Shirim, , Schoken, Rabikovitch, Dalia The Complete Poems So Far, Hakibbutz Hameuchad, Zach, Natan Different Poems, Aleph, Wallach, Yona Selected Poems, Hakibbutz Hameuchad and Siman Kriah, Liebrecht, Savyon On Love Stories and Other Endings, Keter, no publishing date. 12. Leibrecht, Savyon Apples from the Desert, Keter, Kerrett, Etgar Missing Kissinger, Zemorah Bitan, Wieseltier, Meir Hundred Poems, Self-published, Almagor, Gila A Girl with a Strange Name, Am Oved, Israeli (Hebrew movies with English subtitles) movies for the semester. You already have my book list. 1. Praying in her own voice-women of the wall- the movie not the short u-tube. 2. Turn left at the end of the World. 3. The Summer of Avia. 4. Under the Domim Tree. 5. Purple lawns.
4 6. Time of Grace. 7. Later Summer Blues. HEB 603A Hebrew Language Lisa Ansell All the required material will be Provided by the instructor. HEB 603B Hebrew Language Deborah Steinhart Please contact Deborah Steinhart at HIS 601 Medieval Jewish History Jake Cunningham 1) Mark Cohen, Under Crescent and Cross: The Jews in the Middle Ages 2) Norman A. Stillman, The Jews of Arab Lands: A History and Source Book 3) Jacob Rader Marcus, ed., The Jew in the Medieval World: A Source Book, (Revised Edition) Other readings will be posted on SAKAI. HIS 603 American Jewish History Bruce Phillips David Kaufman s books: 1) Jonathan Sarna, ed., The American Jewish Experience (2 nd ed., 1997) 2) Jonathan Sarna, American Judaism: A History (2004) 3) Samuel Heilman, Portrait of American Jews: The Last Half of the 20 th Century (1995) PDE 603 Speech Jonathan Aaron Please contact Professor Aaron at jaaron@huc.edu
5 PDE 609 Creating Worship Experiences Joel Simonds Please contact Rabbi Joel Simonds at PDE 612 Rabbinic Practicum B Karen Fox Ashlog and Sands, Pastoral Counseling and Care (Psychosocial Press, 2000) Bowenian Family Therapy, Winek, J. Systemic Family Therapy: From Theory to Practice, (Sage Publications, 2008), pp (On Sakai) Friedman, D., Jewish Pastoral Care: A Practical Handbook from Traditional and Contemporary Sources (Jewish Lights, 2001) **Friedman, E., Generation to Generation: Family Process in Church and Synagogue (The Guilford Press, 2011 Paperback, 2011) Goor, D. Editor, L chol Zman V Et: For Sacred Moments: The CCAR Lifecycle Guide (CCAR Press, 2015) Levitz, Y., Phd. & Twerski, A. MD, The Practical Guide to Rabbinic Counseling (Jewish Lights, 2012) Mc Goldrick, Carter and Garcia Preto, The Expanded Family Life Cycle (Pearson Education, Inc of Allyn and Bacon, 2011)
6 Recommended Books/Magazines: Rabbis Manuals, especially Goldin, H., HaMadrich (1939) CCAR Ethics Code Bloom, J. Jewish Relational Care (Haworth Press, 2006) (See Sakai for articles) Frankel, V., Man s Search for Meaning (Beacon Press, 2000) Galindo, E. Boomer, D. Reagan A Family Genogram Workbook (Educational Consultants, 2006) Hoffman and Bradshaw, The Jewish Wedding Ceremony, Two Lifecycle Traditions, Volume 4, (University of Notre Dame Press, 1997). Levin and Prince, Editors, Judaism and Health: A Handbook of Practical, Professional and Scholarly Resources (Jewish Lights, 2013) (see especially pp and ) Netter, P., Divorce is a Mitzvah, (Jewish Lights, 2005) Orenstein, D. Lifecycles: Jewish Women in Life Passages and Personal Milestones (Jewish Lights, 1994) Schacter-Shlomi, Z. The Geologist of the Soul (Albion-Andalus Books, 2012) Strassfeld, M., A Book of Life (Jewish Lights, 2006) PDE 614 Rabbinic Practicum D Ed Harris Friedman, Dayle, Jewish Pastoral Care: A Practical Handbook, Second Edition, Jewish Lights Publishing Levitz and Twerski, A practical Guide to Rabbinic Counseling, Jewish Lights Publishing PDE 621 Ordination Seminar B Ken Chasen/Dvora Weisberg No Books Required
7 PHI 602 Thought: Modern/Contemporary Rachel Adler These are readily available in paperback and used. You really ought to own them. Eugene Borowitz Choices in Modern Jewish Thought 2 nd edition (Not the first edition!) ISBN Abraham Joshua Heschel God in Search of Man Mordecai Kaplan Dynamic Judaism ISBN Franz Rosenzweig On Jewish Learning ISBN J.B. Soloveitchik The Lonely Man of Faith ISBN Other readings will be on Sakai. PHI 635 Tilling, Tending, Eating: Ethics, Food and Judaism Leah Hochman Required: Sue Fishkoff, Kosher Nation (Schocken, 2010) Mary L. Zamore, The Sacred Table (CCAR Press, 2011) Very Strongly Recommended: Roger Horowitz, Kosher USA (Columbia University Press, 2016) RAB 519 Portraits in Midrash Candice Levy Please contact Professor Levy at Candice.Levy@huc.edu RAB 601 Midrash Josh Garroway No Books Required RAB 606 Talmud B Dvora Weisberg Any edition of Tractate Baba Kamma that uses the traditional Vilna pagination (the new Karen edition is fine) RAB 607 Codes Candice Levy Please contact Professor Levy at Candice.Levy@huc.edu
8 THE 629 Ethics, Theology and Gender Rachel Adler These are readily available in paperback and used. Rachel Adler Engendering Judaism Judith Plaskow Standing Again at Sinai Other readings will be on Sakai THS 698 Capstone Dvora Weisberg No Books Required
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