Trans Talmud

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This groundbreaking work in rabbinics scholarship offers a self-reflective approach that reshapes traditional narratives. It significantly contributes to the study of rabbinic texts, exploring themes of gender, sexuality, and embodiment in the ancient world. With its engaging style and theoretical depth, the book is poised to become a vital resource for diverse audiences, marking a pivotal moment in the field. Esteemed scholars highlight its potential as a lasting touchstone for future research and discourse.