Black Fire on White Fire: An Essay on Jewish Hermeneutics, from Midrash to Kabbalah

Univ of California Press (1998)
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"A remarkable book.... Rojtman's analysis is very stimulating, especially since the use of linguistic notions does not prevent her from remaining sensitive to the spiritual concerns of the commentators she analyzes."--Thomas Pavel, author "of The Feud of Language"

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