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The History of a Page: The Talmud as a Physical Book

Thursday, May 21

4:00pm to 12:00am
Zoom
Seattle WA 98105
Contact: Stroum Center for Jewish Studies

The layout of the Talmudic page, with its text in the center surrounded by a sea of commentaries, is the iconic page format of the Jewish book. Where does this page layout come from, and what is its history? What impact has it had on the reception of the Talmud, and the way the Talmud has been studied over the centuries?

In this special online presentation, Dr. David Stern will reflect on what he’s learned about the Talmud and its physical form in the years since his original Stroum Lecture in Jewish Studies in 1997 — and how the physicality and formatting of books can profoundly impact the way we read and interpret them.

RSVP Here!


Add to Calendar05-21-2020 16:00:0005-21-2020 00:00:00Stroum Center for Jewish StudiesZoom Seattle WA 98105The History of a Page: The Talmud as a Physical BookThe layout of the Talmudic page, with its text in the center surrounded by a sea of commentaries, is the iconic page format of the Jewish book. Where does this page layout come from, and what is its history? What impact has it had on the reception of the Talmud, and the way the Talmud has been studied over the centuries? In this special online presentation, Dr. David Stern will reflect on what he’s learned about the Talmud and its physical form in the years since his original Stroum Lecture in Jewish Studies in 1997 — and how the physicality and formatting of books can profoundly impact the way we read and interpret them. RSVP Here!falseAmerica/Los_AngelesMM/DD/YYYYahsiUQoRHzDBWjKrkmcp24996

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