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Rupture, Reconstruction, and Sacred History

Fall 2019 Issue 51.4

Post in issue Fall 2019 Issue 51.4

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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