Bodily and Embodied: Being Human in the Tradition of the Hebrew Bible

A depiction of the ancient Hebrew understanding of the human being must take into account the fact that the Bible does not contain a systematic anthropology, but unfolds the multiplicity of human existence inductively, aspectively, and in narrative fashion. In comparison to Greek body/soul dualism, but also in the context of body-(de-)construction and gender debates, this circumstance makes it a treasure trove of interesting, often contrasting recollections and insights with liberating potential. This assertion will be illustrated concretely in terms of the nexus points of the human body (throat, heart, and womb), the relationship of humans to animals and angels, and the questions of the power and value of a human being.

The Jewish law of divorce : according to Bible and Talmud ; with some reference to its development in post-talmudic times

by David Werner Amram

Bible ethics : a manual of instruction in the history and principles of Judaism, according to the Hebrew scriptures

by Jos. Krauskopf and Henry Berkowitz

L' education et l'instruction des enfants chez les anciens Juifs d'après la Bible et le Talmud

par Joseph Simon

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par B. Lipman

Le prosélytisme chez les Juifs selon la Bible et le Talmud

par Isaac Weil

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par un Israélite [d.i. Michel Berr de Turique]

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par Emmanuel Weill

The story of the Jewish people being a history of the Jewish people since bible times : with maps and numerous Ill. in 3 vol.

by Jack M. Myers. With a pref. note by the chief rabbi

Introduction to the Massoretico-critical edition of the Hebrew Bible

by Christian D. Ginsburg