Translation
Michelangelo, the headbutting prophet, and an ancient Aramaic prayer.
And how Hebrew and Yiddish translations shaped it.
Isaac Bashevis Singer’s “Gimple the Fool.”
The promise of translation.
Can Scripture’s literary qualities be preserved in English?
From King James to Koren.
Literalism or literary style?
In the end, one doesn’t know what to be struck by more: the fact that a computer can translate Hebrew at all, or the fact that when it does, it does so atrociously.
The Koren Tanakh.
The Hebrew of the Bible has many more ands than does modern English prose, a feature that’s surprisingly crucial to its literary power.
A translation of the Jerusalem Talmud is now available online.
The fast of the eighth of Tevet, and the modern rabbi it fascinated.
The Orit Guardians.
Adin Steinsaltz, in memoriam.