The "Torah" of Criticism and the Criticism of Torah: Recuperating the Pedagogical Moment

Susan Handelman

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The "Torah" of Criticism and the Criticism of Torah: Recuperating the Pedagogical Moment

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jul 1994 English Publisher:University of Chicago PressJournal:The Journal of Religion, volume 74, pages 356-371 (issn: 0022-4189, eissn: 1549-6538,

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The "Torah" of Criticism and the Criticism of Torah: Recuperating the Pedagogical Moment

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Literature is written for the sake only of those who are in the process of development, and of that in each of us which is still developing. Hebrew, knowing no word for "reading" that does not mean "learning" as well, has given this, the secret of all literature away. For it is a secret, though a quite open one, to these times of ours-obsessed and suffocated as they are by education-that books exist only to transmit that which has been achieved to those who are still developing. [FRANZ ROSENZWEIG]'

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