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🔓 Rupture, Reconstruction, and Sacred History

Fall 2019 Issue 51.4
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Post in issue Fall 2019 Issue 51.4

🔓 Click here to access Haym Soloveitchik’s “Rupture and Reconstruction” (Tradition, Summer 1994)

🔓 Fall 2019 Issue Dedication

🔓 Editor’s Introduction – “Rupture and Reconstruction” Reconsidered

🔓 A Rupture of Her Own

🔓 Some Ironic Consequences of Text Culture

🔓 Reconstruction in No Man’s Land

🔓 From Ashkenaz to America–Via Brisk: Historical Models, Women’s Torah Study, and the Agency of Texts

🔓 The Center Must Hold

🔓 Reflections From Across the Pond

🔓 Are Facebook and YouTube the New “Mimetic Community”?

🔓 Rupture, Reconstruction, and Social Orthodoxy

🔓 A Chicken Soup for Every Parsha

🔓 Off and On the Mimetic Derech

🔓 What Rupture?

🔓 Ruptured Gender Roles in a Text-Centered World

🔓 How Zionism is Reconstructing American Orthodoxy

🔓 Metrology and Mimesis

🔓 Out of a Yoke’s Crooked Timber, Faith Might Yet Be Reclaimed

🔓 Reckoning With a Personal Reconstruction

🔓 Survey of Recent Halakhic Literature: Validity of DNA Evidence for Halakhic Purposes (Part 1)

🔓 Sources & Resources: The Song of the Well

🔓 Review Essay: Where Literary Analysis Leads to Fear of God

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