Mishnah - Neusner, Jacob

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Résumé :
Table of Contents Preface ix Acknowledgements and Permissions xiii 1. The Mishnah as Literature 1 Identifying the Mishnah 1 Mishnah Tractate Berakhot 1:1 2 Mishnah Tractate Uqsin 3:11 2 Using the Evidence in Hand 6 The Contents and Organization of the Mishnah 10 An Outline of the Topical Program of the Mishnah 13 The Rhetoric of the Mishnah: Patterning Language 17 The Logic of the Mishnah: Proving Propositions 26 The Meaning of the Mishnah's Rhetoric and Logic 34 The Purpose of the Mishnah: Law Code or Schoolbook? 37 2. The Mishnah as Religion 40 Defining a Religion and a Judaism 40 The Mishnah's Judaism before 70 C.E. 42 The Mishnah's Judaism after the Destruction of the Temple: 70-132 C.E. 45 The Mishnah after 135 C.E.: The System Seen Whole 51 The Judaism of the Mishnah 53 3. The Mishnah's Social Vision: Means of Production, Market, Wealth 61 The Building Block of Society in the Mishnah's Social Vision 61 The Household: Baba Batra Chapter 3 64 The Market: Baba Mesia Chapter 4 79 Wealth: Baba Mesia Chapter 5 97 The Steady-State Economy in a Static Social World 118 4. The Mishnah's Social Vision: Woman and Caste 121 Women in the Household 121 Women: Yebamot Chapter 10 123 Case Structure: Qiddushin Chapter 4 131 The Social Vision of the Mishnah 140 5. The Mishnah's Theological and Philosophical Vision 149 History and the Laws of History: Rosh Hashanah Chapter 4, Taanit Chapter 4, Zebahim Chapter 14, Sotah Chapter 9 149 Israel and God, Partners in the Land: Maaserot Chapter 1 172 Intention: Makhshirin Chapter 4 181 Humanity in Crisis: What Can Israel Do? 198 6. The Mishnah and the Torah: The Impact of the Mishnah on the Formation of Judaism 200 The Problem of the Mishnah 200 Tractate Avot Chapter 1 206 The Mishnah and the Torah: The Theory of Tractate Avot 211 The Yerushalmi Talmud's Theory of the Mishnah 214 The Mishnah and the Judaism of the Dual Torah 220 The Relevance of the Mishnah to Judaism in the Twenty-First Century 227 Structure of the Mishnah 230 Index 231...

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Chair of the Editorial Board of 'The Review of Rabbinic Judaism,' and Editor in Chief of 'The Brill Reference Library of Judaism', both published by E. J. Brill, Leiden, The Netherlands. He is editor of 'Studies in Judaism', University Press of America. Neusner resides with his wife in Rhinebeck, New York. They have a daughter, three sons and three daughters-in-law, six granddaughters and two grandsons....