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Volume 41 (2008): Issue 2 (Sep 2008)
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European Judaism
Table of Contents
Editorial
Editorial | Letter to the Editor
By:
Annette M. Roeckler
,
Jonathan Magonet
and
David Pollard
Pages: 1–2
Jewish Libraries in Europe
The Library – A Source of Strength
An Imaginary Tour through the Present and Past of Leo Baeck College Library
By:
Annette M. Boeckler
Pages: 5–17
Flowers from Palestine
A Chapter from Selma Lagerlöf's Novel Jerusalem and a Book from the Library of the Hochschule Für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg
By:
Margaretha Boockmann
Pages: 18–21
The Library of the Israelitische Cultusgemeinde Zürich (ICZ)
By:
Yvonne Domhardt
Pages: 22–24
The Hebrew Collection of the Berlin State Library
By:
Petra Figeac
Pages: 25–29
The Frankfurt Judaica Collection Goes Online
By:
Rachel Heuberger
Pages: 30–31
A Long Journey
By:
Helge-Ulrike Hyams
Pages: 32–33
Kabinet Judaistiky in Olomouc
By:
Eva Kalousová
Pages: 34–36
The Hebrew Manuscript Collection of Cambridge University Library
By:
Ben Outhwaite
Pages: 37–38
The Growth of The Hebraica/Judaica Collections at the School of Oriental and African Studies Library to 2008
By:
Peter Salinger
Pages: 39–42
The Hebrew Collection of the British Library
Past and Present
By:
Ilana Tahan
Pages: 43–55
The Hebrew Collections in Oxford
A Treasure Grove for Jewish Studies
By:
Piet van Boxel
Pages: 56–66
Battle for Three Books
By:
David Hulbert
Pages: 67–70
God, Religion and Society
God, Doubt and Dawkins
By:
Jonathan Romain
Pages: 71–78
European Diversity, Religion and Citizenship
By:
Konrad Pedziwiatr
Pages: 79–84
Reading Leviticus
Bible Week 2008 Leviticus Introduction
By:
Jonathan Magonet
Pages: 85–87
The Book of Leviticus
An Important Book in Jewish-Christian Dialogue
By:
Erich Zenger
Pages: 88–93
The Book of Leviticus
What Are This Book's Implications for Today's (Political) Thinking
By:
Christiane Thiel
Pages: 94–101
Jewish Preaching on Leviticus
By:
Marc Saperstein
Pages: 102–111
Some Thoughts on 'Scapegoating' and Its Origins in Leviticus 16
By:
Howard Cooper
Pages: 112–119
Interfaith Dialogue
Lecture on the Occasion of the Fortieth Anniversary of the International Jewish-Christian Bible Week on 31 July 2008 at Haus Ohrbeck
By:
Hans Hermann Henrix
Pages: 120–130
Learning About – Learning from – Learning with the Other Challenges of Inter-religious Learning
Learning about Each Other, from Each Other, with Each Other
By:
Gloria Rubin
Pages: 131–137
John Rayner Price
Revealing Hidden Aspects of Divinity in the 'Queer' Face
Towards a Jewish 'Queer' (Liberation) Theology
By:
Judith Rosen-Berry
Pages: 138–154
Poetry
Poetry
By:
Vera Schwarcz
,
Daniel Y. Harris
,
Simon Lichman
,
Steven Sher
,
Cecil Helman
and
Tomaz Šalamun
Pages: 155–160
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
By:
Marc Saperstein
,
Frank Dabba Smith
,
Robin Ostow
and
Ruth Langer
Pages: 161–172
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