Barukh Kurzweil and Modern Hebrew Literature /

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Corporate Author:	Brown University
Other Authors:	Alan J. Peck (Corresponding Editor), Alan Mintz (Editorial Board), Alan Zuckerman (Edited by), Baruch A. Levine (Editorial Board), Baruch M. Bokser (Corresponding Editor), David Altshuler (Corresponding Editor), David Blumenthal (Editorial Board), David Goldenberg (Corresponding Editor), David Goodblatt (Corresponding Editor), David Hirsch (Editorial Board), David R. Blumenthal (Corresponding Editor), David Vital (Editorial Board), Ernest S. Frerichs (Edited by), Gary G. Porton (Corresponding Editor), Geza Vermes (Editorial Board), Howard Schwartz (Editorial Committee), Irving Mandelbaum (Corresponding Editor), Ivan Marcus (Corresponding Editor), Jack L. Lightstone (Corresponding Editor), Jacob Neusner (Edited by), Joel Gereboff (Corresponding Editor), Jonathan Z. Smith (Editorial Board), Judith Romney Wegner (Editorial Committee), Larry Schiffman (Corresponding Editor), Louis Newman (Corresponding Editor), Marc L. Raphael (Editorial Board), Martin Hengel (Editorial Board), Martin Jaffee (Corresponding Editor), Paul Flesher (Editorial Committee), Peter Haas (Corresponding Editor), Peter Schäfer (Editorial Board), Richard S. Sarason (Corresponding Editor), Robert Goldenberg (Corresponding Editor), Roger Brooks (Editorial Committee), Shamai Kanter (Corresponding Editor), Tzvee Zahavy (Corresponding Editor), Uriel Tal (Editorial Board), Valentin Nikiprowetzky (Editorial Board), Wendell S. Dietrich (Edited by), William Scott Green (Editorial Board, Corresponding Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Chico, California : Scholars Press, 1983-2020 Providence, RI : Brown Judaic Studies, 1983-2020
Series:	ACLS Humanities E-Book (Series)
Subjects:	Religion Electronic books
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