A book review of _Symbol and Icon: Dionysius the Areopagite and the Iconoclastic Crisis_ (Wipf & Stock, 2010), which extensively catalogs the severe lack of proper attribution of other scholars’ work in the book.

Paper prepared for pre-circulation for the Tenth Enoch Seminar, June 2019 [http://enochseminar.org/10-florence-2019]

The extant sources of the Maimonidean controversies demonstrate that medieval
Jewish intellectual culture was fundamentally sited in actual encounters and interactions.
Such interactions often took place around the practices of writing, conveying,
receiving, and discussing letters, social activities governed by communal norms.
Whether in the…[Read more]

Covering the period from the close of the rabbinic canon to the present day, Classics of the Jewish Tradition will introduce students to the most influential texts that have shaped Jewish culture, in a variety of genres and languages representative of the diversity of Jewish creativity. Through close reading of selected primary sources and a…[Read more]