Acknowledgments
Foreword
Introduction, by Sergey Dolgopolski and James Adam Redfield
1. To Refute God Himself: Talmud as Meta-Philosophy, by Agata Bielik-Robson
2. Jewish and Talmudic Logo-Politics, by Elad Lapidot
3. But I Say: The Political (Dis)appearance of the Past in Rabbinic Citation, by Sergey Dolgopolski
4. Pragmatic Points of View: Kant and the Rabbis, Together Again, by James Adam Redfield
5. Systematicity and Normative Closure in Lithuanian Talmudism, by Yonatan Y. Brafman
6. The Talmudic Concept hamar-gamal (Donkey Driver-Camel Driver): A Legal and Somatic Analysis of Talmudic Imagery, by Lynn Kaye
7. The Language of Plants and Human-World Entanglement in Midrash and in Benjamin's Philosophy of Language, by Alexander Weisberg
8. From Sinai to Community: The Mishnah Olah between Philosophy and Rhetoric, by Sophia Avants
Postscript: Ein talmudisches Etwas über philosophische Literatur: A Talmudic Observation on Philosophy, by Karma Ben-Johanan
Bibliography
Index of Ancient and Medieval Sources
Index
