Rivka B Kern Ulmer
Biographic Data
| ID | 1257930 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rivka B Kern Ulmer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rivka B Kern |
| FAMILY NAME | Ulmer |
| SIGNATURE | ULMER R B K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bucknell University, Lewisburg, USA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Pesiqta Rabbati: A Text-Linguistic and Form-Analytical Analysis of the Rabbinic Homily
Pesiqta Rabbati is a unique homiletic midrash that follows the liturgical calendar in its presentation of homilies for festivals and special Sabbaths. This article attempts to utilize Pesiqta Rabbati in order to present a global theory of the literary production of rabbinic/homiletic literature. In respect to Pesiqta Rabbati it explores such areas as dating, textual witnesses, integrative apocalyptic meta-narrative, describing and mapping the str…
"Two Men Under One Cloak"-The Sages Permit it: Homosexual Marriage in Judaism
This article examines halakhic (Jewish legal) passages that relate to homosexuality and marriage between two males. The article sets forth the respective positions of contemporary Jewish denominations in regard to homosexual marriage. Homosexual marriage is a case of first impression in Judaism and requires new decisions and new marriage contracts. The principal thesis of the article is that contemporary Judaism can accommodate philosophically--b…
Response to Chaim Milikowsky, "Further on Editing Rabbinic Texts," JQR 90 (1999) 137-149
Response to Chaim Milikowsky, "Further on Editing Rabbinic Texts," "JQR" 90 (1999) 137-149
Further Manuscript Evidence of Pesiqta Rabbati: A Description of MS JTS 8195 (and MS Moscow 214)
L'article est consacre a un manuscrit du XIXeme siecle du Pesiqta Rabbati qui contient des homelies rabbiniques conserve a la bibliotheque du Jewish Theological Seminary de New York (MS JTS 8195). L'A. compare des passages de ce manuscrit avec l'edition de Sklow de 1806 et analyse les commentaires du copiste qu'il identifie
Rabbinische Texte als Gegenstand der Auslegung: Gesammelte Studien, Vol. 2
Pesiqta Rabbati: A Text-Linguistic and Form-Analytical Analysis of the Rabbinic Homily
Pesiqta Rabbati is a unique homiletic midrash that follows the liturgical calendar in its presentation of homilies for festivals and special Sabbaths. This article attempts to utilize Pesiqta Rabbati in order to present a global theory of the literary production of rabbinic/homiletic literature. In respect to Pesiqta Rabbati it explores such areas as dating, textual witnesses, integrative apocalyptic meta-narrative, describing and mapping the str…
Response to Chaim Milikowsky, "Further on Editing Rabbinic Texts," JQR 90 (1999) 137-149
Response to Chaim Milikowsky, "Further on Editing Rabbinic Texts," "JQR" 90 (1999) 137-149
Further Manuscript Evidence of Pesiqta Rabbati: A Description of MS JTS 8195 (and MS Moscow 214)
L'article est consacre a un manuscrit du XIXeme siecle du Pesiqta Rabbati qui contient des homelies rabbiniques conserve a la bibliotheque du Jewish Theological Seminary de New York (MS JTS 8195). L'A. compare des passages de ce manuscrit avec l'edition de Sklow de 1806 et analyse les commentaires du copiste qu'il identifie
Rabbinische Texte als Gegenstand der Auslegung: Gesammelte Studien, Vol. 2
"Two Men Under One Cloak"-The Sages Permit it: Homosexual Marriage in Judaism
This article examines halakhic (Jewish legal) passages that relate to homosexuality and marriage between two males. The article sets forth the respective positions of contemporary Jewish denominations in regard to homosexual marriage. Homosexual marriage is a case of first impression in Judaism and requires new decisions and new marriage contracts. The principal thesis of the article is that contemporary Judaism can accommodate philosophically--b…
Pesiqta Rabbati: A Text-Linguistic and Form-Analytical Analysis of the Rabbinic Homily
Pesiqta Rabbati is a unique homiletic midrash that follows the liturgical calendar in its presentation of homilies for festivals and special Sabbaths. This article attempts to utilize Pesiqta Rabbati in order to present a global theory of the literary production of rabbinic/homiletic literature. In respect to Pesiqta Rabbati it explores such areas as dating, textual witnesses, integrative apocalyptic meta-narrative, describing and mapping the str…
Philosophy (6 works) · Biblical Studies and Interpretation (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Historical and Linguistic Studies (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Judaism (2 works)