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ARTICLES RELATED TO Saul Lieberman - Judith Lieberman | | | |  Saul Lieberman - Judith Lieberman: Encyclopedia II - Saul Lieberman - WorkCombining vast erudition in all fields of talmudic and rabbinic literature with a penetrating knowledge of the classical world, Lieberman opened new pathways to the understanding of the life, institutions, beliefs, and literary products of Jewish Palestine in the talmudic period.
He made his debut in scholarly literature in 1929 with the publication of Al ha-Yerushalmi, in which he suggested ways of emending corruptions in the text of the Jerusalem (Palestinian) Talmud and offered variant readings to the text of the tractate of ...
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| | | | Saul Lieberman - Judith Lieberman: Encyclopedia II - Saul Lieberman - The Agunah issue In the 1950s the Conservative movement's Rabbinical Assembly worked on the agunah issue.
According to Jewish law when a couple gets divorced it is the man who has to present the woman with a bill of divorce, called a get. Without one the couple is still viewed as married, whether a civil divorce is obtained or not. In the past, if a woman was refused a divorce because a man would not give his wife a get, the rabbis of the local Jewish community were authorized, under certain circumstances, to force the husband to ...
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| | | | Saul Lieberman - Judith Lieberman: Encyclopedia II - Saul Lieberman - Biography Born in Motol (now Motal'), near Pinsk, Belarus (then Russian empire), he studied at the yeshivot of Malch and Slobodka. While studying at the Slabodka Yeshiva, he befriended Rabbi Isaac Ruderman and Rabbi Isaac Hutner, both of whom would become leaders of great Rabbinical seminaries in America. In the 1920s he attended the University of Kiev, and, following a short stay in Palestine, continued his studies in France. In 1928 he settled in Jerusalem. He studied talmudic philology and Greek language and literature at the Hebrew University, whe ...
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