Carol Bakhos

• The Book of Genesis in Rabbinic Literature
• The Sacrifice of the Sons of Abraham in Judaism and Islam
• The Sons of Abraham in Judaism, Christianity and Islam
• What’s Abrahamic about Judaism, Christianity and Islam?

Maya Balakirsky Katz

• Facing the Subject: Rabbinical Portraiture and the Female Gaze

Marc Zvi Brettler

• Rabbinic Prayer: Continuity and Discontinuity with the Bible
• From the Bible to The Rabbis: Late Biblical Texts as Transitional

Richard A. Freund

• Rabbinic and New Testament Archaeology: The Top Ten Discoveries of the 21st Century

Robert Goldenberg

• Spirituality in the Talmud

Matt Goldish

• Jewish Tales from the Responsa: Stories of Jews in a Legal Genre
• The Rhetoric of Rabbinic Power in the Talmud

Christine E. Hayes

• Where is an Authentic Jewish Life Possible? Center and Diaspora in Classical Jewish Sources
• The Moses of Midrash: God’s Partner or Adversary
• Divine Law: A Tale of Two Concepts and Three Responses
• God’s Critics: Ancient Perspectives on Morality and Biblical Law
• The Abrogation of Torah Law: The Two Talmuds Compared

Richard Kalmin

• Manasseh Sawed Isaiah with a Saw of Wood: An Ancient Legend in Jewish, Christian, Persian, and Arabic Sources

Ephraim Kanarfogel

• Dreams as a Determinant of Jewish Law and Practice in Medieval Europe
• Precedent and Innovation in the Halakhic Process and the Implications for Modernity

David Kraemer

• Suffering and Divine Justice in Rabbinic Judaism

Jeffrey L. Rubenstein

• Rabbinic Stories: From History to Literature
• The Talmudic Ethic of Dignity and Shame
• Love Babylonian Style: Stories of Rabbis and Wives
• New Light on the Editing of the Talmud: Stories of the Late Babylonian Academy
• Why the Righteous Suffer? Some Radical Talmudic Perspectives
• Tradition and Change: The Metamorphosis of Narratives in the Jerusalem and Babylonian Talmuds

Benjamin D. Sommer

• Seeing a Sound: Revelation at Sinai in the Bible and Jewish Tradition
  • The Earliest Torahs: Revelation and Lawgiving according to J, E, and P
  • The Earliest Torah Commentary: D’s Account of the Lawgivng
• The Two Torahs, and What They Tell Us about How the Rabbis Remade Judaism

Michael D. Swartz

• Ancient Jewish Magic
• From Prayer to Sacrifice: How Rabbis and Synagogue Poets Imagined the Ancient Temple
• Rediscovering the Lost Poetry of the Ancient Synagogue
• Riders to the Chariot: Jewish Mysticsm in the Age of the Talmud