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Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 174 pp. Articles are In Memoriam: "In Memory of Rabbi Sheila Shulman z'l," Rabbi Elli Tikvah Sarah: 25th Anniversary Reflection: "Queer Jews Talking Their Way in," Rachel Adler, "Talking My Way In: Reflections on the Journey of a Lesbian Feminist Queer Rabbi," Elli Tikvah Sarah: Reminiscence: "Starting the ConversationTransforming the World One Word at a Time," Deborah Kahn-Harris, "Still Talking with Sheila," Judith Rosen-Berry: Perspective: "Anan D'Sageinan B'ShleimutaA Theology of LGBTQ Integrity, Integration and Rabbinic Leadership," Shulamit Ambalu, "Gifts from the LGBTQ Community: A Reflection," Janet Burden, "L'Aimé qui est l'aimée: Can Levinas' Beloved Be Queer?" Robin Podolsky, "Dancing in Solidarity and Dissent," Mark L. Solomon: Dedications: "A Woman Would Marry a Woman: Reading Sifra on Lesbianism," Laliv Clenman, "A Totem and a TabooGermans and Jews Re-enacting Aspects of the Holocaust," Jeremy Schonfield, "Memories, Readings and Diversities: For Sheila Shulman," Victor Jeleniewski, Seidler, "The Concept of the Victim in Midrashic Literature: In Memory of Sheila Shulman, who Loved Midrash," Joanna Weinberg: Sheila Shulman Archive: "Preface to Sheila Shulman's Writings," Janet Burden. Essays: "From the Greenwood JCM Conference, Bendorf, March 1999," Sheila Shulman, "'We Must use What we Have' OctoberJuly 2003April 2004," Sheila Shulman, "From the Last Sermon at Finchley Reform Synagogue 7 Sivan 5766 / 3 June 2006," Sheila Shulman.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 130 pp. Articles are Interfaith Dialogue: "Jewish Perspectives on Jewish-Christian Dialogue Over Five Decades," Fred Morgan: JCM at 40: "Forty Years of the JCMA Memoir," Jonathan Magonet, "The JCM and Beyond,"Halima Krausen, "JCM Reflections," Irit Burkeman, "Reflections on the JCM," Stefan Hartmann: JCM 2014 Dialogue and Beyond: "The Growth of Interfaith Dialogue,"Jonathan Magonet, "Interfaith Contributions to a Just Society," Humera Khan, "Outcomes of Interreligious Dialogue: An Example from Bielefeld Bethel," Jutta Beldermann: Bible Week 2014: "The First Printed Books of Midrash and Their Jewish and Christian Readers," Benjamin Williams, "The Liturgical Understanding of Psalms in Judaism: Demonstrated with Samples from Psalms 90106, with a Special Focus on Psalm 92, Mizmor shir leYom haShabbat," Annette M. Boeckler, "Psalms 90106 Book Four and the Covenant with David," Susan Gillingham.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, iv, 230 pp. Articles are "Introduction: Shakespeare and the Jews," Lily Kahn: Shakespeare's England and the Jews: "The Exceptions to the Rule Jews in Shakespeare's England," Cynthia Seton-Rogers, "Elizabethan Orientalia: 'Jews'in Late Tudor England and the Ottoman Jews," Josè Alberto Rodrigues da Silva Tavim, "Aemilia Bassano Lanier's New Perspective on Women in the Poem Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum," Neslihan Ekmekçioglu, "Jewish Renegades and Renegade Jews in Robert Daborne's A Christian Turned Turk," Adriana Streifer: Critical Approaches to Jewish Themes in Shakespeare: "'Which is the merchant here, and which the Jew?' Alterity, Sameness and Irony in Venice," Anna Carleton Forrester, "Shylock, the Devil and the Meaning of Deception in The Merchant of Venice," Jonathan Elukin, "Deproblematizing The Merchant of Venice Text, and Pretexts for Changing Subtext," Roger Wooster, "Triangulation as a Problem in the Plays and Sonnets," Richard H. Weisberg: Shakespeare in Hebrew Translation: "The Task of the Hebrew Translation: Reading into Othello's Indian/Iudean Crux in the First Hebrew Translation," Eran Tzelgov, "The Use of Biblicizing Techniques in Isaac Salkinson's Hebrew Translations: Hebrew Literature and Christian Mission," Eran Shuali, "The Word of the Lord to Shylock: Biblical Forms in the Translations of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice to Hebrew," Atar Hadari, "Biblical Echoes in Meir Wieseltier's Hebrew Translation of Macbeth," Shiran Avni, "Anna Herman Translated the Sonnets,"Adriana X. Jacobs: Shakespeare and the Jews in the Press: "The Merchant of Venice in the Hebrew Press," Gideon Kouts, "Shylock in the Cinema Michael Radford's The Merchant of Venice," Maria-Clara Versiani Galery: Shakespeare and Jewish Education: "'Go out and learn' Shakespeare, Bildung and the Jewish Youth Movement in Germany between Integration and Jewish Self-Identification," Rosa Reicher, "Redefining Censorship: Lessons Learned from Teaching The Merchant of Venice in Israel," Esther B. Schupak, "Teatrum Mundi: Teaching Shakespeare Performance to Israeli Medical Students," Rebecca Gillis: Shylock and the Holocaust:Shylock and the Nazis: "Continuation or Reinvention?" Alessandra Bassey, "A Hebrew Take on Shylock on the New York Stage: Shylock '47 at the Pargod Theatre (1947)," Edna Nahshon, "Shylock in Buchenwald: Hanan Snir's Israeli-German Production (Weimar 1995)," Gad Kaynar-Kissinger: Anglo-Jewish Adaptations of Shakespeare: "Wrestling with Shylock: Contemporary British Jewish Theatre and Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice," Jeanette R. Malkin and Eckart Voigts, "Arnold Wesker's Rewriting of Shylock in The Merchant (1976) with a Purpose," Thomas Luk, "Identity and Gender Politics in Contemporary Shakespearean Rewriting: Julia Pascal's The Yiddish Queen Lear," Özlem Özmen: Global Perspectives on The Merchant of Venice: "The Image of Jews as Constructed by Lexical Items: Translations of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice as a Case in Point," Xiu Gao, "Theatre and Ideology: Staging The Merchant of Venice at the Hungarian National Theatre in 1940 and 1986," Zoltán Imre, "The Merchant ON Venice [Boulevard, Los Angeles], Chicago, 2007: Universalizing Shakespeare's Play after the Holocaust," Michael Shapiro.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 170 pp. Articles are "Editorial: European Judaism at 50," Magonet, "A Cage Went in Search Of A Bird (Forty Years On)," Anthony Rudolf: Justice, Hope and Redemption: Jewish Perspectives: "Introductory Remarks," Brian Klug, "Philo of Stockholm: The Unrequited Love of Rabbi Marcus Ehrenpreis," Göran Rosenberg, "Jewish Messianism and Revolutionary Utopias in Central Europe: Erich Fromm's Early Writings (19221930)," Michael Löwy, "Dissenting from Redemption: Judaism and Political Theology," Alana M. Vincent, "Memory, Justice and Redemption," Victor Jeleniewski Seidler, "Placing Time The Diasporic Journey to Beulah," Brian Klug,"Law and Liberation: Critical Notes on Agamben's Political Messianism," Jayne Svenungsson: Catholic-Jewish Relations Today: "Cherishing and Clarifying Difference," Philip McCosker and Ed Kessler, "The Gifts and the Calling of God are Irrevocable: Commission for Religious Relationships with the Jews," Henry Wansbrough, "Response to 'The Gifts and the Calling of God are Irrevocable'" Anna Sapir Abulafia, "Supersessionism: Harsh, Mild or Gone For Good?," Gavin D'Costa, "Jewish-Catholic Relations Today," Jonathan Magonet: From the Tradition: "How Satisfactory is Maimonides' Solution to the Problem of Evil?" Robyn Ashworth-Steen: Contemporary Liturgy: "Finding Liturgy for Infertility and Pregnancy Loss," Gwendolen Burton, "A Bar Mitzvah Year: Rethinking Ritual," Ilana Korber: In Memoriam: "Sir Sigmund Sternberg z'l. Hesped: Sir Sigmund Sternberg Hoop Lane Cemetery, Sunday 23 October 2016," "In Memoriam Nathan Peter Levinson z'l23 November 192127 October 2016." Henry Dyson.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, iv,138 pp. Articles are 'Editorial," Magonet, "Lionel Blue and the Remaking of Forms of Prayer," Eric Friedland: The Legacy: "Lionel Blue's Food for the Soul," Rabbi Howard Cooper, "Rabbi Blue and Durham University," Henry Dyson, "A Pioneer of Interfaith Dialogue," Rabbi Michael Hilton, "'The Three Hums'" Rabbi Jeffrey Newman, "Blue's Heaven: A Theological Recollection," Rabbi Drorah O'Donnell Setel, "A Visit," Rabbi Awraham Soetendorp," The Pioneer," Rabbi Daniel Smith, "Lionel Our Teacher," Rabbi Alexandra Wright: Memoirs: By: Neil Amswych, Hillel Avidan, Sami Barth, Tony Bayfield, Francis Ronald Berry, Barbara Borts, Jeffrey Cohen, Bernard Davis, Michal Friedlander, Jeffrey Gale, Guy Hall, Richard Harries, Harry Jacobi, Laura Janner-Klausner, Deborah Kahn-Harris, Charles Middleburgh, Jonathan Magonet, Dow Marmur, Julia Neuberger, Phil Pegum, Danny Rich, Jonathan Romain, Walter Rothschild, Elli Tikvah Sarah, Victor Jeleniewski Seidler, Michael Shire, Judy Smith, Jackie Tabick, Charles Wallach, and Andrea Zanardo: Writings: "Interview with Lionel Blue, 1965," "Jonathan Magonet and Lionel Blue, "Religion and Organisation," Lionel Blue, "Jews and Arabs," Lionel Blue, "Convening," Lionel Blue, "Inklings," Lionel Blue, "Changing Gear but Not Direction," Lionel Blue, "Try the Samaritans," Lionel Blue, "Some Final Jottings," Lionel Blue, "Lionel Blue Bibliography," Dr Annette M. Boeckler.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 165 pp. Articles are John Rayner Symposium: "An Introduction to 'A Reflection and Celebration of the Life and Work of Rabbi John D. Rayner'," Alexandra Wright, "Rabbi John D. Rayner Liturgist as Correspondent," Eric L. Friedland, "The Integrity of John Rayner and Inter-Faith Relations," Richard Harries, "Rabbi John Rayner, Ethical Zionism and Israel," Avi Shlaim, "'He Did Bestride Our Narrow World Like a Colossus'" David J. Goldberg, "'. . . And a New Spirit I Will Put Within You' The Contribution of Rabbi John D. Rayner to the Creation of Liberal Prayer Books," Charles H. Middleburgh, "John Rayner as Preacher: The Sermon in Response to Historical Events," Marc Saperstein, "Hugo Gryn In Remembrance," Rabbi Hugo Gryn as Preacher," Marc Saperstein: Jewish Schools: "Jewish Schools and Learning," Michael Shire, " Challenging the Status Quo: The Story of Jcoss The Jewish Community Secondary School," Helena Miller, "Yitzhak-Rabin-SchuleThe Re-establishment of a Jewish School in Düsseldorf," Jonathan Grünfeld, "Likrat Leadership and Dialogue Project for Jewish Teens Forging Jewish Identity in Switzerland and Germany," Eva Pruschy, "Implications for Jewish Identity of Teenagers Attending an Integrated Jewish State School," Ricky David, "Jewish Schools in a Changing Europe Old and New Challenges," Marcelo Dimentstein.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 170 pp. Articles are "Heschel in the Context of Modern Jewish Religious Thought," Norman Solomon, "Two Have Hold of a Tallit: Abraham Joshua Heschel's Rabbinic Scholarship," Jeremy Gordon, "Abraham Joshua Heschel: His Place ina Biblical Chain of Tradition," Diana Lipton, "Be Bolder a Rabbis," Edie Friedman, "Mapping Dialogue Between Jewish and Muslm Communities in Europe," Ruth Friedman. Jewish-Christian-Muslim Student Conferences: Selected Papers 2005-2007: Living in a Culture of Fear (2005), "A Muslim Perspective," Sarah Joseph, "A JJewish Perspective," Jeffrey Newman, The Role ofReligion in Public Life (2006)" "The Role of Religion in Public Life," Annette Mehlhorn, "The role of Religion in Public Life," David Meyer, Models of Religious Coexistence (2007): A Jewish Perspective," Judith Rosen-Berry, "A Muslim Perspective," Inam Hussayin. Additional articles are "The Story of the Torah Scroll from the Collections of the Jewish Museum in Prague after the Second World War," Magda Veselka, "The Jewish Museum in Prague during the Second World War," Leo Pavlat, "Dedicated Jewish Contemplatives," Norman R. Davies, "An Open Letter: A Callto Pece, Dialogue and Understanding between Muslims and Jews," 40 signatories, "Response to 'Open Letter fro Muslims and Jews," Judea Pearl, "Jewish Representative Body Welcomes Muslim Call to Dialogue," Intenational Jewish Committe for Interreligious Consultations (IJCIC), "A new burden on Christian-Jewish relatons: Statements of the Discusson Group 'Jews and Christians' of the Central Committee of German Catholics on the Good Friday Prayer 'For the Jews' in the Extraordinary Rite Version of 2008," Hanspeter Heinz and H.C. Henry G. Brandt.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, pape covers, 195 pp. Articles in issue No. 58 are "Jewishness, Literature and the Child: Introduction," Katrien Vloeberghs, 1. Children's Literature and the World of War: "Romantic and Jewish Images of Childhood in Maurice Sendak's Dear Mili," Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer, "Negating Diaspora Negation Children's Literature in Jewish Palestine During the Holocaust Years," Yael Darr, "Representations of the Shoah in Picture Books for Young Children: An Intercultural Comparison," Eva Lezzi, 2. Figurations of Childhood in the Literary Representation of the Holocaust: "Untimely Childhood in Literary Holocaust Memoirs and Novels for the Young," Katrien Vloeberghs, "Transmitted Holocaust Trauma: A Matter of Myth and Fairy Tales?" Philippe Codde, "Bruno Schulz's Literary Adoptees Jewishness and Literary Father-Child Relationships in Cynthia Ozick's and David Grossmann's Fiction," Bruno Arich-Gerz, "Le Dernier des Justes A Jewish Child's Apprenticeship of 'The Impossibility of Being a Jew'," Kathleen Gyssels, "In the Wake of the Child," Vivian Liska, Perspectives on European Jewry: "Jews and Other Europeans, Old and New," Zygmunt Bauman, "Is Europe Good for the Jews? Jews and the Pluralist Tradition in Historical Perspective," Steven Beller; Issues in Contemporary Judaism: "Is the Sermon on Its Deathbed?" Marc Saperstein, "Responses," Barbara Borts, David Goldberg; Jewish Libraries: "The Library of the Israelitische Cultusgemeinde Zürich (ICZ)," Yvonne Domhardt.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 174 pp. Articles are 'Welcome to Britain' Refugees Conference: In Memory of Eleanor Rathbone': "Introduction," Susan Cohen, "In Memory of Eleanor Rathbone, so-called 'MP for Refugees'" Susan Cohen, "Refugee or Alien? The Long-Term Influence of Eastern European Jewish Immigrants on the Reception of German Jews into Great Britain in the 1930s," Diana Packer, "Contesting the Kindertransport as a 'Model' Refugee Response," Jennifer Craig-Norton," Human Rights of Immigration Detainees and Deportees in a Hostile Environment," Pierre Makhlouf, "'Heavy Is the Responsibility for All the Lives that Might Have Been Saved in the Pre-war Years': British Perceptions of Refugees 19331940," Rachel Pistol, "Excuses! Excuses! The Failure to Amend Britain's Immigration Policy, 19421943," Lesley Clare Urbach, "'Refugees Are Welcome Here!' How Public Opinion Got Ahead of Government in Summer 2015 and Stayed There," Maurice Wren, "Refugees: Two Personal Histories," Eugene Heimler, "A Hero of the Twentieth Century," Miriam Bracha Heimler, "One of the Saved: In Memory of Jan Fuchs," Angela West: Israel/Palestine: "Pockets of Hope," Christine Cohen Park: Schwarz-Bart Revisited: "Rethinking the Margins with André Schwarz-Bart: From The Last of the Just and A Woman Named Solitude to the Posthumous Narratives," Kathleen Gyssels: From the Tradition: "The Temptation in the Garden of R. Hiyya bar Ashi and His Wife," Admiel Kosman, "Psalms 113118 Qualified Praise?" Jeremy Schonfield, "Review Essay: Ecclesiastes and Contemporary Argument," Andrew Levy.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 146 pp. Articles are The European Union for Progressive Judaism History: "Dutch Progressive Jews and Their Unexpected Key Role in Europe," Chaya Brasz, "Progressive Judaism in France," Stephen Berkowitz, "Progressive Judaism in Austria," Evelyn Adunka, "The Return of Liberal Judaism to Germany," Jan Mühlstein, "Importing Divisionism Instead of Diversity: A Personal Account of Jewish Rebirth in Prague," Martin mok, "Post-War Progressive Judaism in Europe," Jonathan Magonet, "Prayer Book Reform in Europe, ContinuedBibliography and Developments in Progressive Jewish Liturgy, 19672015," Annette M. Boeckler: Memoir: "The Sixty-Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of WUPJYS," Henry Skirball, "The Ninetieth Anniversary of the World Union for Progressive Judaism," Richard G. Hirsch, "The World Union for Progressive Judaism Youth Section: A Personal Footnote," Jeffrey Newman: Documenta: WUPJ in the 1940s," Rabbi Dr Leo Baeck, "WUPJYS in the 1950s," John D. Rayner, Henry F. Skirball, and Colette Kessler, "WUPJYS in the 1960s," Mr Walter K. Goldsmith, S. Charles Lewson, Ronald Jacobs, Harold Vallins, Lionel Blue, Jonathan Magonet, Awraham Soetendorp, Jill Suss, M.R. Heilbron, and Dow Marmur: From the Community: "Fifty Years since the Czech Scrolls Came to the Westminster Synagogue," Jonathan Wittenberg, "From the Pulpit: Liberale Judentum and British Reform Jews," Tony Bayfield.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 159 pp. Articles are "Guest Editorial," Hilary Pomeroy. Written Literature in Ladino: "Content The Visión Deleitable under the Scrutiny of the Spanish Inquisition: New Insights on Converso Literature," Harm den Boer, "Ms. Parma Pal. 2666 as a Document of Sephardi Literary and Philosophical Expression in Fifteenth-Century Spain," James W. Nelson Novoa, "Two Sixteenth-Century Ladino Prayer Books for Women," Ora (Rodrigue) Schwarzwald, "The Ladino Novel," Michael Alpert, "The Emergence of the Ladino Press: The First Attempt at Westernization of Ottoman Jews (18421846)," Olga Borovaya, "'Regaladas de Sus Madres' Judeo-Spanish Women's Poetry on the Holocaust," Shmuel Refael, "Judeo-Spanish Theatre," María del Carmen Valentín, "The Ottoman Press at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century through the Salonica Newspapers La Época and El Avenir," Yvette Bürki," "The History of the Me'am Lo'ez: A Ladino Commentary on the Bible," Alisa Meyuhas Ginio, "The Detective Novel in Ladino Clues to a Little Known Genre," Julie Scolnik, "Judeo-Spanish Manuscripts in the British Library's Hebrew Collection," Ilana Tahan.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 159 pp. Articles are "Religions and Globalization," Peter L. Berger, "The Anguish of Religious Faith in a Time of Globalization," Friedlander, "Culture and the New International Order," Mario Vargas Llosa, "Wolf Biermann: The Minnesinger-Prophet in Germany," Albert and Eveylyn Friedlander, "Lessons of 9/11," Mehri Niknam, "'In the Midst of Many Peoples'' - Some Nineteenth-Century Jewish Composers and Their Jewishness," Ricardo Calimari, "'Hear O Israel': The 'Impossible Profession' of Jewish Faith," Howard Cooper, "The Tortuerer's Horse: What Kind of Wittness Does Literature Bear?" Beatice Clarke, "Reflections on Working with Psychotics," Harold Stewart, "An Granny Makes Three," Ruth Barnett, "Therapy is a Pricess that Reduces Injustice," Ian Mordant, "A Generation Confronting the Loss of Community," David Soetendorf.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 183 pp. Articles in issue No. 59 are "Yiddish Culture in France and in the French-Speaking Areas," Yitskhok Niborski, "Yiddish without Yiddish?" Helen Beer, "Yiddish in Historical Research Some Reflections," Gerben Zaagsma; Moments in the History of Yiddish: "Books for the Masses: The Amsterdam Yiddish Book Industry, 16501800," Shlomo Berger, "Jodenhoeks: The Amsterdam Jewish Dialect and Its Influence upon the Dutch Language," Justus van de Kamp, "Untervegs A Journey with the Yiddish Textbook," Evita Wiecki, "A New Portrait of Early Seventeenth-Century Polish Jewry in an Unknown Eastern-Yiddish Remedy Book," Ewa Geller: Yiddish Literature, Poetry and Song: 'Yidishe Dikhterins':The Emergence of Modern Women's Poetry in Yiddish and Rokhl Korn's Poetic Debut," Heather Valencia, "Singing in Yiddish about London 18801940," Vivi Lachs, "Yiddish Tango: A Musical Genre?" Lloica Czackis, "Jewish Mysticism and Messianism in Isaac Bashevis Singer's Family Chronicle Di Familye Mushkat (The Family Moskat)," Haike Beruriah Wiegand, "A Tale of the Murdered ShtetlThe Image of the Shtetl in Yiddish Literature in Post-war Poland," Magdalena Ruta, "Why a Specific Cultural Identity Does Not Exclude Universality in Teaching Yiddish Folksong," Shura Lipovsky: Evocations of Yiddish: "Lieberman," Larry Lefkowitz: "In Memoriam: Colette Kessler," Jonathan Magonet.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 148 pp. Articles are "Honouring Ernst Stein: Ernst Stein: Laudation and Response," Christoph Markschies, Jonathan Magonet, and Ernst Stein: Renewal in Jewish Liturgy: "A Sectarian Rite Gone Mainstream and Cutting-EdgeThe Blossoming of Forms of Prayer for Jewish Worship Volume I," Eric L. Friedland, "A Comparison Between Mishkan T'filah and Forms of Prayer," Benji Stanley: Jews in Post-War Poland:" Israel in Poland: A Forgotten Moment in Postwar History," Robert L. Cohn, "Neglected Memory The Recollection of Jews Among Poles A Case Study of a Town in Southern Poland," Malgorzata Wloszycka, "2000 Van Der zyl Lecture," Terence Etherton: Ethics after Auschwitz: "'Their Hearts Melted and Became as Water' Lamentations Ethics after Auschwitz," Victor Jeleniewski Seidler: Contemporary Spirituality: "A Noachide Profile," Raniero Fontana, "Review Essay:'Jewish History and Historians'" Marc Saperstein, "In Memoriam: Ludwik Finkelstein, OBE," Jonathan Magonet.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 155 pp. Articles are Jews in Eastern Europe: Exile and After: "Writing the History of the Jews of Poland and Russia," Antony Polonsky, "Obligations to the Dead Historical Justice and Cultural Memory," Victor Jeleniewski Seidler, "Choosing A Heim Survivors of the Holocaust and Post-war Immigration," Sharon Kangisser Cohen, "Out of ExileSome Thoughts on Exile as a Dynamic Condition," Eva Hoffman: From the Tradition: "The Missing Temple The Status of the Temple in Jewish Culture Following Its Destruction," Dalia Marx, "Why the Messiah Has Not ComeLiturgy and the Limits of Language," Jeremy Schonfield, "The Praise of Silence," Mark Solomon, "Heaven, the Mole and the Well: A Study of a Talmudic Theological Concept," Admiel Kosman, "'Whatever Is in Parenthesis We Do Not Include in Our Prayers'!? The Problematic Nature of the 'Enemy Psalms' in Christian Reception," Ursula Silber.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 152 pp. Articles are "Jewish Museums: From Jewish Icons to Jewish Narratives," David Clark, "Presenting Judaism: Jewish Museums in Britain," Rickie Burman, "The Jew Under Glass: The Problems of Being an Exhibitions Object," Richard Schneider, "The Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki - Museum Djidio di Salonik,: Nicholas Stavroulakis, "The Jewish Museums of Greece: Brief Description, Mission, Issues and Programmes," Zanet Battinou, "On the Rise of the House of Rothschild and the Death of Anne Frank: The Jewish Museum in Frankfurt/Main - Regional History with International Accents," Susanne Urban, "At Last - A Jewish Museum in Denmark," Mirjam Gelfer, "At Last - A Jewish Museum in Denmark," Milica Mihailoviv, "The Jewish Mseum of Switzerland," Nadia Guth Biasin and Hedi Brunnschweiler, "Ludwig Börne, Heinrich Heine and the Börne Prixe 2003," Friedlander, "We Are Guests of Life and of Truth," George Steiner, "Black Hats and Holy Tongues: Language and Culture Among British Haredim," Simeon D. Baumel, "From Victims of Antisemitism in Postmodern Hybrids: Representations of (Post) Soviet Jews in Germany," Robin Ostow, "Private Conscience: Public Duty," Graham Zellick, "The matjes Colossus," Mike Lipstock.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 183 pp. Articles in issue No. 59 are "Yiddish Culture in France and in the French-Speaking Areas," Yitskhok Niborski, "Yiddish without Yiddish?" Helen Beer, "Yiddish in Historical Research Some Reflections," Gerben Zaagsma; Moments in the History of Yiddish: "Books for the Masses: The Amsterdam Yiddish Book Industry, 16501800," Shlomo Berger, "Jodenhoeks: The Amsterdam Jewish Dialect and Its Influence upon the Dutch Language," Justus van de Kamp, "Untervegs A Journey with the Yiddish Textbook," Evita Wiecki, "A New Portrait of Early Seventeenth-Century Polish Jewry in an Unknown Eastern-Yiddish Remedy Book," Ewa Geller: Yiddish Literature, Poetry and Song: 'Yidishe Dikhterins':The Emergence of Modern Women's Poetry in Yiddish and Rokhl Korn's Poetic Debut," Heather Valencia, "Singing in Yiddish about London 18801940," Vivi Lachs, "Yiddish Tango: A Musical Genre?" Lloica Czackis, "Jewish Mysticism and Messianism in Isaac Bashevis Singer's Family Chronicle Di Familye Mushkat (The Family Moskat)," Haike Beruriah Wiegand, "A Tale of the Murdered ShtetlThe Image of the Shtetl in Yiddish Literature in Post-war Poland," Magdalena Ruta, "Why a Specific Cultural Identity Does Not Exclude Universality in Teaching Yiddish Folksong," Shura Lipovsky: Evocations of Yiddish: "Lieberman," Larry Lefkowitz: "In Memoriam: Colette Kessler," Jonathan Magonet.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 155 pp. Articles are Writing Jews in Contemporary Britain: "Introduction: Writing Jews and Jewishness in Contemporary Britain," Axel Stähler and Sue Vice, "'Genes, Shmenes' Jew-ish Identities in Contemporary British Jewish Writing," Ruth Gilbert, "Fetishizing the Holocaust: Comedy and Transatlantic Connections in Howard Jacobson's Kalooki Nights," David Brauner, "Towards a Diasporic Poetics: The Case of British Jewish Poetry," Peter Lawson, "Midrash on Goldberg," Tony Hammond. "A Wandering View: Writing Jews and Jewishness on British Television," James Jordan, "Imagining Multicultural London Containment and Excess in Snatch," Rachel Garfield, "A Hidden Heart of Jewishness and Englishness: Stanley Kubrick," Nathan Abrams, "Of Shadow-Play and Promised Lands Between America and Israel Interview with Clive Sinclair," Axel Stähler and Clive Sinclair: Interfaith: "Soloveitchik's 'No' to Interfaith Dialogue," Angela West: Jewish Education: "Why Do Parents Affiliated to Progressive Synagogues Choose to Send Their Children to Orthodox Jewish Primary Schools?" Gwynneth Lewis, "Interview: An Interview with Esther Bendahan," Adolfo Campoy-Cubillo and Esther Bendahan, "From the Tradition: From Bavaria via Napoleonic Westphalia and Brazil to London:The Amazing Story of a Chumash," Annette M. Boeckler.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, iv, 164 pp. Articles are " Introduction," Hilary Pomeroy: Historical Perspectives: "Moroccan Jews in Modern Times: Orientations and Reorientations," Norman A. Stillman, "Intimacy, Cooperation and Ambivalence: Social, Economic and Cultural Interaction between Jews and Berbers in Morocco," Joseph Yossi Chetrit, "From Forced Conversion to Marranism: Crypto-Jews in Morocco and Their Fate," Paul B. Fenton: Acculturation of Exiled Spanish Jewry: "Aspects of Spanish Acculturation among Moroccan Jews," Moisés Orfali, "The Preservation and Continuation of Sephardi Art in Morocco," Shalom Sabar, "Sephardi Ballads: A Spanish Legacy," Hilary Pomeroy," "'Dice la nuestra novia' (Says Our Bride): Music and Poetry in the Wedding Songs of the Moroccan Sephardim," Susana Weich-Shahak: The Process of Westernisation: "Prelude to Colonialism: Moroccan Muslims and Jews through Western Lenses, 18601912," Michael M. Laskier: The Moroccan Diaspora: "The Montreal Moroccan Diaspora: History, Memories and Identities," Henry Green, "The Ingathering of the Jewish (Moroccan) Diaspora: Zionism and Global Hometown Awareness among Spanish-Moroccan Jews in Israel." Aviad Moreno, "Jewish Tourism in Morocco: Hilloulot as a Case Study," Hanane Sekkat.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 152 pp. Articles are "From Artilleriestrasse to Upper Berkeley Street: the Origins of a Rabbinical College," Magonet, "Adressgiven at the West London Synagogue on the Occasion of the Inaugeration of the Jewish Theological College of the Association of Synagogues in Great Britain, on 30 September 1956," Leon Roth, "Fifty Years of Leo BaeckCollege: An Overview (1956-2006)," Jonathan Romain, "'To Give You a Future and a Hope' Jeremiah 29:11 Leo Baeck College - Centre for Jewish Education through the Rectrospectascope. David Goldstein Memorial Lecture, 16 June 2005.," Magonet. Colege Memoirs by Dow Marmur, Hille Avidan, Awraham Soetendorp, Jackie Taback, Michael Williams, Julie Neuberger, Sybil Sheridan, Fred Morgan, Sister Edmee, Menno ten Brink, Michael Shire, Sheila Shulman Addtional articles, 1 Samuel 9:1-14 - Saul's Destiny Fulfilled: A Meeting of Parallel Worlds," Neil Janes, "The Transparency of Kig Saul," Malcolm Coehn, "Islamic View on Pluralism," Raficq Abdulla, "The Latest Liturgy of Liberal Judaism in England," John D. Raynor. "In Memoriam: John D. Raynor," Michael Shire, Michael Stannard, Davd Goldberg, Chalres D, Middleburgh, Sidney Brichto, Danny Rich, Albert H. Friedlander.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 181 pp. Articles are "Volume 1, Number 1, The First Editorial," "The Early Years of European Judaism," Jacqueline Senker, "To be European or Not, This is My Question," Marcel Marcus, "Forty Years of 'Judaism and Psycotherapy': AN Overview," Howar Cooper, "Meditatons on Conversations." Jeffrey Newman, Thirty-eight Years of Dialogue," Michael Hilton. The International Rabbinic Conference London, 3-6 July 2006 I: The Keynote Addresses: "Opening Address," Michael Shire, "Are There Jewish Answers to Europe's Questions?" Dina Pinto, "Rabbi Leo Baeck" A Personal Appraisal and Appreciation,: David Ellenson, "A Footnote to David Elleson's Lecture," Tony Bayfield, "Rabbi Leo Baeck's Legacy to Progressive Judaism," Michael A. Meyer, "A Response to Michael Meyer," Marc Saperstein, "God!" Arthur Green, "A Response to Arthur Green's Paper," Howard Cooper, "The Eucalyptus Tree and the Talmud: The Return to a Jewish Literary Heritage as a Post-Zionist Jewish Identity," Moshe Lavee, "Faith and Social Action," Awraham Soetendorp, "Responses," Edie Friedman, Lucie Russell, and Benji Stanley, "Preparing Rabbis for the Future," Marc Saperstein, The Future of Rabbinic Training," Jonathan Magonet, "The Rabbi and the Portable Minyan," Michael Marmur, "In Memoriam: Rabbi Dr. Loius Jaobs: Louis Jacobs: The Rabbi and Teacher," Jonathan Wittenberg.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 129 pp. Articles are Jews, Christians and Muslims in Dialogue: "Reflections on the Promise and Limitations of Interfaith Dialogue," Paul R. Mendes-Flohr, "Interreligious Textbook Research and Development: A Proposal for Standards," Johannes Lähnemann, "Social Media and the Movement of Ideas," Edward Kessler: The JCM Lectures: 2009 Use and Abuse of Religious Language: "Use and Abuse of Religious Language: A Jewish View," Colin Eimer, "Use and Abuse of Religious Language: A Christian View," Ruth Scott: The JCM Lectures: 2010 Power and Authority in Religious Traditions: "Positions of Jewish LeadershipSources of Authority and Power," Marc Saperstein, "Power and Authority in the Religious Traditions: A Protestant Perspective," Dorothee Schaper, "Power and Authority in Religious Traditions in Islam," Hüseyin Inam: The JCM Lectures: 2011 Still of Use? Do Religious Communities Have Something to Offer to the Wider Society?: "Religions and Civil Society: A Jewish Perspective," Michael Shire, "The Churches and their Social Responsibility: A Christian Perspective," Matthias Börner, "Still of Use? Do Religious Communities Have Something to Offer to the Wider Society?" Halima Krausen: The JCM Lectures: 2012 Young, Gifted and Religious: "Growing Up Religiously in a Changing World," Julia Gardos, "Between Individual Spirituality and Responsibility for Society," Mirjam Lücking, "Young, Gifted and Religious: What Do We Expect from Our Tradition and Our Society?," Rukea M. Azougaye, "In Memoriam: Wendy Greengross (29 April 192510 October 2012)," Jonathan Magonet .

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 152 pp. Articles are "Evangelical and Post-Evangelical Christianity," Davis Bunn, "Freidrich-Wilhelm Marquardt - a Theological-Biographical Sektch," Andreas Pangritz, "Muslim-Christian Dialogue: Signs of Hope," Guat Kwee See, "Jewish-Muslim-Christian Interfiath Statement," Various, "The Challenge of Living with Multiple Identities: 'Does Monotheism Breed Monomania?'" Howard Cooper, "Who is a Jew: Halacha, Laws and Politics," Uri Regev, "Worldy Jewish Women: A Possible Model (Regina Jonas Memorial Lecture)," Sheila Shulman, "The Psychological Benefits of the Traditional Jewish Mourning Rituals: Have the Changes Instituted by the Progressive Movement Enhanced or Diminished Them?" Erlene Wahlhaus, "Marc Ellis's Messianism and Theologcal Rationale for Jewish Solidarity with the Palestinians," Seth Farber, "Why Was Jerusalem Destroyed? (Dorfler Memorial Lecture)," Gil Nativ, "The Jewish Theological Seminary of Breslau (1854-1938)," Esther Seidel.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, 182 pp. Articles are "Dr. Erst Leitz II of Wetzler and the People He Helped during the Shoah: Research in Progress," Frank Daba Smith, "The Paper Bridge: Jewish Response to Destruction," Liliana Furman and Liliana Ruth Feierstein, "A Retrospectve of John D. Raynor as Liturgist," Eric L. Friedland, "John Raynor: German, English and American Liturgist," Andrew Goldstein, "A Final Interview with John Raynor: January - March 2005," Chalres H. Middleburgh, "An Analysis of the Relationship between mSanhedri 4:5, Four Traditions about Adam Attributed to Rav in bSanhedrin 38a-b and Psalm 139," Alexandra Wright, "'In Its Time I Will Hasten It': Messianic Speculation in the Babylonian Talmud, Sanhedrin 96b-99a," Margaret Jacobi. International Rabbinic Conference London, 3-6 July 2006 Workshops: "Progressive Judaism and Eastern Europe," Ludwik Finkelstein, "Judaism in Daily Working Life: A Jew in the Street as Well as in Shul," Mark Goldsmith, "Leo Baeck and Christianity," Walter Homolka, "Continuing Professional Developmentfor Rabbis," Chalres H. Middleburgh, "Justice and Power: A Jewish Perspective," Uri Regev, "Repairing a 'Ripped Torah': Repairing Jewish Life in the Former Soviet Union," David Wilford.

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, iv, 161 pp. Articles are " Introduction: Gabriel," George Craig, "Gabriel Josipovici and The Book of God," Howard Cooper, "Britain versus Modernism," Sara Crangle, "On Getting It Right:The Voice of Gabriel Josipovici," Paul Davies, "The Significance of Shakespeare in Gabriel Josipovici's Work, " Dan Gunn, "Gabriel Josipovici: Three Figures," David Herman, "A Few Provisional Observations Concerning Gabriel Josipovici's Story 'Steps'," Günther Jarfe, "Gabriel Josipovici at 75: A Celebration and Personal Contribution," Jeremy Lane, "Brothers: A Short Story," Gabriel Josipovici, "He Contemplates a Photograph in a Newspaper: A Short Story," Gabriel Josipovici: Israel: "On Vertical Alliances, 'Perfidious Albion' and the Security Paradigm Reflections on the Balfour Declaration Centennial and the Winding Road to Israeli Independence," Arie M. Dubnov, "Criticizing Israel Is Not Antisemitism," Geoffrey Bindman: Shoah Research: "The Search for Politanky: A Hidden Holocaust Refuge in Transnistria," Carol Simon Elias: From the Tradition: "Including the Matriarchs in the Amidah?" Jeremy Schonfield.