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CONTENTS

Foreword

Acknowledgments

Introduction / Sergey Dolgopolski and James Adam Redfield

1. To Refute God Himself: Talmud as Meta-Philosophy / Agata Bielik-Robson

2. Talmudic and Jewish Logo-Politics / Elad Lapidot

3. But I Say: The Political (Dis)appearance of the Past in Rabbinic Citation / Sergey Dolgopolski

4. Pragmatic Points of View: Kant and the Rabbis, Together Again / James Adam Redfield

5. Systematicity and Normative Closure in Lithuanian Talmudism / Yonatan Y. Brafman

6. The Talmudic Concept hamar gamal (Donkey Driver–Camel Driver): A Legal and Literary-Somatic Analysis of Talmudic Imagery / Lynn Kaye

7. The Language of Plants and Human-World Entanglement in Midrash and Walter Benjamin’s Philosophy of Language / Alexander Weisberg

8. Between Philosophy and Rhetoric: The Mishnah Yoma as a Case Study / Sophia Avants

Postscript: Ein talmudisches Etwas über die philosophische Literatur: A Talmudic Observation on Philosophy / Karma Ben-Johanan

Bibliography

Index

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