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853162
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Klutznick-Harris Symposium(28th :2015 :, Omaha, Neb.; Lincoln, Neb.)
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Olam ha-zeh v'olam ha-ba : : this world and the world to come in Jewish belief and practice /\ editor Leonard J. Greenspoon.
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West Lafayette, Indiana :: Purdue University Press,, [2017]
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, ©2017
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Studies in Jewish civilization ;; volume 28
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1 online resource
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| ISBN
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1612495133
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: 1612495141
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: 9781612495132
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1557537925
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9781557537928
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| Contents
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"The end of the world and the world to come" : what apocalyptic literature says about the time after the end-time / Dereck Daschke -- Warriors, wives, and wisdom : this world and the world to come in the (so-called) apocrypha / Nicolae Roddy -- The afterlife in the Septuagint / Leonard Greenspoon -- Rabbi Akiva, other martyrs, and Socrates : on life, death, and life after life / Naftali Rothenberg -- Heaven on earth : the world to come and its (dis)locations / Christine Hayes -- Olam Ha-ba in rabbinic literature : a functional reading / Dov Weiss -- Dining in(to) the world to come / Jordan D. Rosenblum -- What's for dinner in Olam Ha-ba? why do we care in Olam Ha-zeh? : medieval Jewish ideas about meals in the world to come in R. Bahya hen Asher's Shulhan Shel Arba / Jonathan Brumberg-Kraus -- The Dybbuk : the origins and history of a concept / Morris M. Faierstein -- Tasting Heaven : wine and the world to come from the Talmud to Safed / Vadim Putzu -- Worlds to come between East and West : immortality and the rise of modern Jewish thought / Elias Sacks -- Emmanuel Levinas's messianism and the world to come : a gnostic-philosophical reading of Tractate Sanhedrin 96b-99a / Federico Dal Bo.
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"Dining on Leviathan. Discoursing with Socrates. Debating the nature of existence in the afterlife. These are among the topics authors address in this wide-ranging account of how Jews have conceptualized the world to come and structured their lives in this world accordingly. The chronological range of these chapters also is impressive. The earliest documents discussed are from Apocryphal literature, including apocalypses, that were composed from 400 BCE to 200 CE. There are creative analyses of rabbinic material and documents from the medieval period through the twentieth century. Evolving ritual and liturgical practices bring readers up to the early twenty-first century. Each of the thirteen authors whose works are brought together in this volume shows historical, cultural, and religious sensitivity both to the unique features of these differing manifestations and to the elements that unite them. For the readers of this volume, which is equally rewarding for general audiences and for specialists, the result is a carefully nuanced, creatively balanced exploration of the breadth of Jewish thought and practice concerning some of the most profound and perplexing issues humans face"--
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Eschatology, Jewish-- History of doctrines.
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Future life-- Judaism-- History of doctrines.
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Immortality-- Judaism-- History of doctrines.
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Resurrection (Jewish theology)-- History of doctrines.
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Eschatology, Jewish-- History of doctrines.
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RELIGION-- Judaism-- General.
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Resurrection (Jewish theology)-- History of doctrines.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE-- Jewish Studies.
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| Dewey Classification
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296.3/3
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BM635.K588 2015eb
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Greenspoon, Leonard J., (Leonard Jay)
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Philip M. and Ethel Klutznick Chair in Jewish Civilization.
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University of Nebraska--Lincoln., Harris Center for Judaic Studies.
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| Parallel Title
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ʻOlam ha-zeh ṿe-ʻolam ha-ba
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: This world and the world to come in Jewish belief and practice
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