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A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general....Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. --Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary This collection of intertextually related essays...confirm the author as a fine interpreter of the rabbinic way....Gracefully written. --Choice A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general....Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. --Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary ...this book makes an important argument for seeing the Bavli as literature, and for engaging in the analysis of sugyot from a literary perspective. --Hebrew Studies This collection of intertextually related essays...confirm the author as a fine interpreter of the rabbinic way....Gracefully written. --Choice A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general....Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. --Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary ...this book makes an important argument for seeing the Bavli as literature, and for engaging in the analysis of sugyot from a literary perspective. --Hebrew Studies

A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general....Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. --Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary<br> This collection of intertextually related essays...confirm the author as a fine interpreter of the rabbinic way....Gracefully written. --Choice<br> A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general....Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. --Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary<br> .,. this book makes an important argument for seeing the Bavli as literature, and for engaging in the analysis of sugyot from a literary perspective. --Hebrew Studies<br>

<br> A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general....Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. --Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary<p><br> This collection of intertextually related essays...confirm the author as a fine interpreter of the rabbinic way....Gracefully written. --Choice<p><br> A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general....Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. --Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary<p><br>. ..this book makes an important argument for seeing the Bavli as literature, and for engaging in the analysis of sugyot from a literary perspective. --Hebrew Studies<p><br>

A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general...Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. -Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary

<br> A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general....Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. --Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary<br> This collection of intertextually related essays...confirm the author as a fine interpreter of the rabbinic way....Gracefully written. --Choice<br> A strong scholarly contribution to the field of Rabbinics in particular, and to Jewish studies and Theology in general....Reading the Rabbis, combined with Kraemer's earlier Mind of the Talmud, changes the field of Talmudic studies. Given that the field has been vigorously pursued for fifteen centuries, this is a remarkable achievement. --Burton L. Visotzky, Jewish Theological Seminary<br>.. .this book makes an important argument for seeing the Bavli

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