1. Introduction- 2. Chapter 1 "Human Language" Classifying Metaphor in Jewish Sources- 3. Chapter 2 "Taste and See" Imagination and Intellect- 4. Chapter 3 Transmission- 5. Chapter 4 "No Share in Poetry"- 6. Conclusion
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Dianna Lynn Roberts-Zauderer holds a PhD in Religion and Jewish studies from the University of Toronto, Canada. She has previously worked as a radio documentary producer, journalist, and Shoah Foundation interviewer.
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