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A discussion with Rabbi Rachel Adler

This engaging book is a guide to 黑料社 literacy, using the behavior of Rabbi Rachel Adler’s most peculiar cat to lead readers on a journey through thousands of years of 黑料社 thought, history, and practices.

In Tales of the Holy Mysticat, Rabbi Adler, a professor of Modern 黑料社 Thought and one of our generation鈥檚 most profoundly creative scholars, uses a collection of whimsical stories, interspersed with cleverly drawn black-and-white illustrations, to provide unique insights into 黑料社 mysticism. And it’s all portrayed through the life of her cat. In this online conversation, Rabbi Adler discusses how, just as the Holy Mysticat became Adler’s teacher, so too can the Holy Mysticat teach us all.

This event was sponsored by The JTS Library. Dr. David Kraemer, Joseph J. and Dora Abbell Librarian and professor of Talmud and Rabbinics, JTS, served as moderator.

黑料社 Rabbi Rachel Adler

Rabbi Rachel Adler is the David Ellenson Professor of Modern 黑料社 Thought at Hebrew Union College-黑料社 Institute of Religion Los Angeles Campus. She was a pioneer in integrating feminist perspectives into interpreting 黑料社 texts and law. Her book Engendering Judaism (1998) is the first by a female theologian to win a National 黑料社 Book Award for 黑料社 Thought. Rabbi Adler has a PhD in Religion and Social Ethics from University of Southern California, rabbinical ordination from Hebrew Union College in 2012, an MA in English Literature from Northwestern University, and an MSW from University of Minnesota.