Tractates Pe'ah, Demai and Kil'ayim
Volume I/2. Text, Translation, and Commentary
Series: A Feminist Commentary on the Babylonian Talmud; I/2;
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Mohr Siebeck
- Date of Publication 30 September 2022
- ISBN 9783161615337
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages250 pages
- Size 242x164x22 mm
- Weight 530 g
- Language English 291
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Short description:
Tal Ilan legt im vorliegenden Band einen feministischen Kommentar zu den ersten drei Mischnatraktaten des Seder Sera'im (Saaten) vor, zu denen es keinen babylonischen Kommentar gibt. Das erste Traktat, Pe'ah, handelt von den Wohltaten. Demai, das zweite Traktakt, handelt vom zweifelhaften Zehnten. Das dritte Traktat, Kil'ajim, handelt von verbotenen Mischungen. In this volume, Tal Ilan presents a feminist commentary on the first three mishnaic tractates of Seder Zera'im (Seeds) that have no Babylonian commentary. The first one, Pe'ah, is about charity. Demai, the second tractate, deals with doubtful tithing, while the third, kil'ayim, is about forbidden mixtures.
MoreLong description:
Tal Ilan legt im vorliegenden Band einen feministischen Kommentar zu den ersten drei Mischnatraktaten des Seder Sera'im (Saaten) vor, zu denen es keinen babylonischen Kommentar gibt. Das erste Traktat, Pe'ah, handelt von den Wohltaten. Demai, das zweite Traktakt, handelt vom zweifelhaften Zehnten. Das dritte Traktat, Kil'ajim, handelt von verbotenen Mischungen. In this volume, Tal Ilan presents a feminist commentary on the first three mishnaic tractates of Seder Zera'im (Seeds) that have no Babylonian commentary. The first one, Pe'ah, is about charity. The commentary shows that, even though women in antiquity were poorer than men, and the Bible was aware of this, this tractate actually ignores them completely. Demai, the second tractate, is about doubtful tithing. Because it devotes much space to a sectarian organization known as the havurah , it is interesting to discover that this sect included women among its members. The third tractate, kil'ayim, is about forbidden mixtures - mixed breeding among animals, mixed weaving of two sorts of thread; the sowing of mixed crops in a field, or working the land with two different animals hitched together. The tractate is full of gendered metaphors that are discussed in detail.
MoreTable of Contents:
Tractates Pe'ah, Demai and Kil'ayim
Introduction
Tractate Pe'ah
Introduction - Commentary
Tractate Demai
Introduction - Commentary
Tractate Kil'ayim - Plonit
Introduction - Commentary
