Ephraim Kanarfogel

Yeshiva University — United States

Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Archaeology and Historical Studies(31), Biblical Studies and Interpretation(28), Medieval and Classical Philosophy(26), Historical and Linguistic Studies(19), Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies(12)

Publications77 total

:<i>In This Land: Jewish Life and Legal Culture in Late Medieval Provence</i>
Speculum·2025
Ordain, Ordination
Encyclopedia of the Bible Online·2024
How Do the <i>Rishonim</i> Read the Talmud and the <i>Geonim</i> ?
Oxford University Press eBooks·2024
A Hebrew Fragment in the Municipal Archive in Münster as a Witness to a Little-Known Ritual Practice
Jewish History·2024Open Access
7. Tosafist Collections in the Writings of Ḥayyim Joseph David Azulai (Ḥida): The Case of Tosefot Shittah
Academic Studies Press eBooks·2023
Tosafist Collections in the Writings of Hayyim Joseph David Azulai (Hida):
Academic Studies Press eBooks·2023
Martyrium
2023
ON THE CITATION OF MAIMONIDES IN MEDIEVAL ASHKENAZ
Liverpool University Press eBooks·2023
Differing Perceptions of Church Garments and Worship Implements in the Writings and Thought of the Tosafists
Medieval Identities : Socio-Cultural Spaces·2023
Mystics, Mysticism
Encyclopedia of the Bible Online·2022
Law and Spirituality in Jewish History: On the Contribution of Isadore (Yitzḥak) Twersky
Jewish History·2022
Taʿame ha-misvot in Medieval Ashkenaz
2022
Audiences of the Jewish Book during the Medieval Period
2021
Understanding the Uneven Reception of Rabbenu Tam’s Taqqanot
2021
A Monastic-like Setting for the Study of Torah
Princeton University Press eBooks·2021
Judah he-Ḥasid and the Tosafists of Northern France
Jewish History·2021· 1 cited
JHIS 4932H - NPT Liturgical Customs Medieval Europe / JUDS 1204H - NPT Jewish Liturgy
2021
Brothers from Afar: Rabbinic Approaches to Apostasy and Reversion in Medieval Europe
Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)·2020· 25 cited
Prognostication in Medieval Jewish Law and Legal Thought
2020
Chapter 3. Conversion to Judaism as Reflected in the Rabbinic Writings and Culture of Medieval Ashkenaz: Between Germany and Northern France
University of Pennsylvania Press eBooks·2020
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Frequent Co-authors

Shoshana Pantel Zolty(1), Ivan G. Marcus(1), R. Po‐chia Hsia(1), Hartmut Lehmann(1), Jay R. Berkovitz(1), Silviu N. Bunta(1), Harvey D. Egan(1), Eitan P. Fishbane(1), James A. Kapaló(1), Hartley Lachter(1), Volker Leppin(1), Shaul Magid(1), Toby Mayer(1), Sunrit Mullick(1), Andreas Müller(1), Joana Serrado(1), Anthony Swindell(1), Herman Tull(1), Xiaoli Yang(1), Katrin Kogman-Appel(1)