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Dictionary of law: English - Hebrew / Hebrew - English
In: Law - business - language
Islamic law of the sea: freedom of navigation and passage rights in Islamic thought
In: Cambridge studies in Islamic civilization
From Mesopotamia to the Mishnah: tannaitic inheritance law in its legal and social contexts
In: Texts and studies in ancient Judaism 164
The Torah as a place of refuge: biblical criminal law and the Book of Numbers
In: Forschungen zum Alten Testament. 2. Reihe 84
Śafot shel tsedeḳ: mah ha-mishpaṭ ʿośeh keshe-hu medaber ukheshe-hu shoteḳ
1. מבוא: מה אנחנו עושים כשאנחנו מדברים משפט -- 2. צדק נרטיבי: יסודות ויישומים בביקורת לשונית של טקסטים משפטיים -- 3. מטפורות במשפט והמשפט כמטפורה -- 4. בראשית הייתה המילה (המשפט) -- 5. אלימות מילולית ואלימות כתקשורת -- 6. נרטיב ושיברו: אבסורד, אידיאולוגיה לשונית וצדק ויג'ילנטי -- 7. שפה, כללים ותורת משפט: לביקורת הדואליזם ובעיית היישום של נורמות "על" עובדות -- 8. צדק לשוני כשאלה מוסדית: האידיאולוגיה הלשונית של עיקרון ההליך הראוי -- 9. צדק וטרגדיה: אתיקת שיח בתורת המשפט של המשפט העברי -- 10. ייצוג, שכנוע, ביצוע: פרדיגמות של שפה ונורמטיביות. נספח במקום מבוא.
Kavod, ḥerut ṿe-ʿamal yesharim: sipur ḥiburah shel hakerezet ha-aʿtsmauʾt
In: The history of Israeli law
Maʻamadah ha-mishpaṭi shel ha-em ba-Mizraḥ ha-ḳadum uva-Miḳra
In: Meḥḳar ṿe-ʻiyun
In: מחקר ועיון
Mesopotamian and biblical societies in antiquity were characterized by their patriarchal structure. The father was head of the family unit, and his rule extended over many areas of life. He had broad legal authority over the members of his household, including his offspring. It is therefore expected that in the ancient sources a dominant father figure would be mentioned alone or almost alone. And yet, in Mesopotamian and biblical texts, particularly legal writings, the exclusivity of the father is not always explicit. In many of the Mesopotamian and biblical writings, especially legal texts, the mother is mentioned in various contexts and in a range of realms, mainly those pertaining to her offspring. This intriguing phenomenon raised the question whether the mother in the ancient Near East and ancient Israel had legal authority in the household. The book The Legal Status of the Mother in the Ancient Near East and the Bible sheds light on the world of the ancient mothers and their status within the households and the societies in which they lived. This study demonstrates that the mother acted by virtue of the legal status she possessed in matters related to her sons and daughters' marriages and their behavior towards her. This book is for those walking in the fields of Mesopotamian and biblical research, and for readers interested in the universal subject in question - the relations between the mother and her offspring
Milḥamot ha-Bagats: המהפכה החוקתית ומהפכת הנגד
ʿO.d. Meʾir Gabai: sefer le-zikhro
Sheḳeṭ, medaberim!: ha-tarbut ha-mishpaṭit shel ḥofesh ha-biṭui be-Yiśraʾel
In: Mishpaṭ, ḥevrah ṿe-tarbut = Law, society and culture