Yoav Sorek has started a new blog (Hebrew), לאמיתה של תורה. It seems as if the blog will offer a different perspective and discourse on issues related to Israel and Judaism. The first post is about the fast of the tenth of Tevet.
The new blog Sacred Texts promises to offer lots of goodies for the text/tech geek crowd. With “Sacred Techs” we wanted to bring together information focused upon using technology in the real of biblical and ancient studies. It will be periodically updated, on a monthly basis at the least, with articles and interviews on various [...]
There’s a new blog in Hebrew about Jewish-related subjects, יהודים על הירח (“Jews on the Moon”). If the first few posts are any indication of what is to come, it’s a welcome addition to the blogosphere. (hat tip)
Notrikon is a relatively new blog in Hebrew about Hebrew books, publishing, and related subjects. Welcome to the blogosphere.
Shai Secunda has brought The Talmud Blog online. This is a new and improved version of his previous blog. The Talmudic blogosphere will never be the same.
The Center for Jewish Law and Contemporary Civilization at Cardozo Law School has started a new blog, Ancient Traditions, New Conversations. I highly recommend the blog for those interested in the academic study of Jewish law. See e.g. this recent post by Alyssa Gray, Law and Rhetoric in Tosafot.
For those who read Hebrew, there is a very good blog about religion, politics, and culture- לולאת האל. The blog has a recent post on Israeli music, specifically about music that could be described as Jewish music, whether because of the themes or lyrics. The post summarizes a number of recent articles that have been [...]
I am happy to inform you of a welcome addition to the blogosphere, The Talmud Blog. The goal is to build a kind of command center that keeps up with new trends in the field, reviews recent research, covers conferences, meetings, and symposia, looks at nifty new tools, and occasionally, considers the broader implications of [...]
Rabbi Leonard Levin has inaugurated a new blog on Jewish philosophy, Reblen. From the blog’s description, Topics of this blog will vary. For starters: (1) What does it mean to affirm God in our vision of reality? (Answering the Apikoros); (2) What have the Hebrew and Greek traditions contributed to our mental tool-kit that we [...]
My friend Jenny L. has started her own blog, Lav Davka. Good luck and hopefully we’ll be able to hear from her often. She has already enriched our intellectual horizons by linking to Tzemach Yoreh’s web site, Bible Criticism, something which will keep you biblicists busy.
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