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You are here: Home / Articles / Israel and the Nations: a literary analysis of a talmudic sugya

Israel and the Nations: a literary analysis of a talmudic sugya

Originally published in Tel Aviv Review 2 (Fall 1989/Winter 1990): 372-83.   Introduction An interesting development in modern talmudic scholarship is the detection of literary structures in the Babylonian Talmud, compiled at the end of the fifth century. The major part of the Talmud is halakhic (legal exposition) but a considerable portion is aggadic (legends,…

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