Audit report of differences found in 131-448

Go Back to 131-448 (History, Faculty of Arts, v3, p109)

NOTE: These differences were detected by computer program - they may or may not be substantive.


Differences in Jewish Studies, Faculty of Arts (v3, p124)

Different CONTENT

Source=[A study of Jewish literacy and rabbinic culture from post-biblical times to the present. Beyond the cliché about Jews being the People of the Book, why are Jewish texts so central to the rabbinic imagination? This subject will consider the impact of social change on the interpretation of canonical literature and the impact on Jewish society of different types of writing, including law, homilies, philosophy, mysticism, hasidic parables, folk-tales and ethical literature. The genre of midrash - rabbinic hermeneutics - will also be studied in light of post-modernist theories about the text.]

Xref = [A study of Jewish literacy and rabbinic culture from post-biblical times to the present. Beyond the cliche about Jews being the People of the Book, why are Jewish texts so central to the rabbinic imagination? This subject will consider the impact of social change on the interpretation of canonical literature and the impact on Jewish society of different types of writing, including law, homilies, philosophy, mysticism, hasidic parables, folk-tales and ethical literature. The genre of midrash - rabbinic hermeneutics - will also be studied in light of post-modernist theories about the text.]


Mon Oct  9 16:30:34 1995 
Generated by: ./S50-v2writeHTML.pl
What this report means.