January 16, 2020
Gen Z and Post-Reconstruction A common theme through TRADITION’s recent symposium on Haym Soloveitchik’s “Rupture and Reconstruction: On the Transformation of Contemporary Orthodoxy” is how the […]
January 15, 2020
The Koren Tanakh of the Land of Israel: Exodus, edited by David Arnovitz et al. (Koren Publishers, 2019), 305 pages. Reviewed by Hayyim Angel Koren Publishers […]
January 13, 2020
Response: On the Reception of “Rupture and Reconstruction” Zev Eleff In 1994, historian Haym Soloveitchik introduced “mimetic” to the Orthodox Jewish lexicon. His “Rupture and Reconstruction” […]
January 8, 2020
What is Life Worth? Thoughts on the Siyyum HaShas Erica Brown This brief talk was presented at the Hadran Women’s Siyyum Ha-Shas in Jerusalem on January […]
January 7, 2020
Looking Backward: Mainstreaming the Revolution Beverly Gribetz [“Looking Backward” is an occasional feature on TraditionOnline.org in which we ask our authors to re-explore classic essays from […]
January 5, 2020
Religious Identity or Cultural Connection? Orthodoxy and Israeliness: A Response to Chaim Saiman Michael Weiner In “How Zionism is Reconstructing American Orthodoxy,” a contribution to Tradition’s […]
January 2, 2020
Looking Backward: The Two-State Solution Needs a One-State Solution Emanuel Feldman [“Looking Backward” is an occasional feature on TraditionOnline.org in which we ask authors to reflect […]
December 31, 2019
Since his passing over twenty years ago, the absence of Rav Professor Yitzhak (Isadore) Twerky zt”l has been sorely felt by those who learned his Torah, […]
December 29, 2019
Response: The Canopy’s Dissolution by Jeffrey R. Woolf It has been twenty-five years since the appearance of Prof. Haym Soloveitchik’s “Rupture and Reconstruction,” which introduced the […]
December 26, 2019
The BEST: The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis Reviewed by Sarah Rindner Summary: The Chronicles of Narnia, published from 1950-1956, is a seven-part series of […]