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Binding Space: The Book as Spatial Practice

The Benchmarking Book

Historical Networks in the Book Trade

The Europa World Year Book 2022

The Europa World Year Book 2023

The Experimental Book Object Materiality Media Design

The Richard & Judy Book Club Reader Popular Texts and the Practices of Reading

The Edu-Book Club: Making CPD Resources Work in the Classroom

The Archaeologist's Book of Quotations

THE ADOBE PHOTOSHOP LAYERS BOOK

The People of the Book Drama Fellowship and Religion

The People of the Book Drama Fellowship and Religion

Judaism has long derived its identity from its sacred books. The book or scroll - rather than the image or idol - has been emblematic of Jewish faith and tradition. The People of the Book presents a study of a group of Orthodox Jews all of whom live in the modern world engaged in the time-honored practice of lernen the repeated review and ritualized study of the sacred texts. In preserving one of the activities of Jewish life Samuel C. Heilman argues these are the genuine People of the Book. For two years Heilman participated in and observed five study circles in New York and Jerusalem engaged in the avocation of lernen the Talmud the great corpus of Jewish law lore and tradition. These groups made up of men who felt the ritualized study of sacred texts to be not only a religious obligation but also an appealing way to spend their evenings weekends and holidays assembled together under the guidance of a teacher to review the holy books of their people. Having become part of this world the author is able to provide first-hand observation of the workings of the study circle. Heilman's study moves beyond the merely descriptive into an analysis of the nature and meaning of activity he observed. To explain the character and appeal of the study groups he employs three concepts: drama fellowship and religion. Inherent to the life of the study circle are various sorts of drama: social dramas playing out social relationships cultural performances reenacting the Jewish world view and interactional dramas and word plays involving the intricacies of the recitation and translation process. This book will be of interest to anthropologists and those interested in the academic study of religion. | The People of the Book Drama Fellowship and Religion

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Re-Constructing the Book Literary Texts in Transmission

Re-Constructing the Book Literary Texts in Transmission

Teaching English by the Book Putting Literature at the Heart of the Primary Curriculum

The Book-Keeper and American Counting-Room Volume 4 January 1884–December 1884