Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

Bikkurei ha-Ittim, 3:696–697
biographies, 3:705–709
Bloom, Harold, and Western
canon, 3:781
Brazil, 4:152
of Bukharan Jewry, 4:262–263
Cain, 4:341
courtier tales, 5:424
history of, Fraenkel, Jonas, 7:144
Iraq, 10:16–17
Israel, 10:684–685
Akedah, 1:558–559
Spanish language, 15:707
Jacob in, 11:23
Jephthah in, 11:123
Jeremiah in, 11:134
Jerusalem in, 11:215–217, 224
Jewish image in
Danish literature, 18:89–90
French literature, 7:240–241
Norwegian literature, 18:94–
96
Swedish literature, 18:92–93
Job in, 11:357–358
Jonah, Book of, 11:390–391
Joseph in, 11:411–412
Josephus and, 11:441
Joshua in, 11:443–444
Judah Maccabee in, 11:510–511
Judith, Book of, 11:567–568
Ladino, 12:432–433
Lamentations, Book of, 12:450
medieval Hebrew, 2:261, 264–268
Moses in, 14:539–541
naturalist school, 4:118, 126
New York City and, 15:210–211,
219, 221, 227
Noah in, 15:289
Odessa as center for, 15:380
paradise in Eden narrative,
15:626–627
parodied, 15:662–663
Portuguese, 2:109, 12:438–439
psalms, Psalms, Book of, 16:677–
678
psychology approach to, 4:159
Saint Louis (MO), 17:673
Salome, 17:694
Solomon, 18:761
Tower of Babel in, 3:21
U.K., 6:684, 741
U.S., twentieth century, 6:733
See also nams of authors and
specific types of literature;
Talmudic literature
Literature, Czechoslovak. See
Czechoslovak literature
Literature, Jewish. See Jewish literature
Literature of Destruction: Jewish
Responses to Catastrophe (Roskies),
9:415
Literaturgeschichte der synagogalen
Poesie (Zunz), 21:686
Lit family, 13:83–84
Lithography
Bien, Julius, 3:690
Kaplan, Anatoli Lvovich, 11:773
Sima, Miron, 18:590
Lithuania, 5:432, 13:117–128, 118,
118t–119t, 122t, 126t
Agudat Israel, 1:505
antisemitism
Aleksander Jagiellonczyk,
1:610
Brest-Litovsk, 4:168–170
arenda, 2:422
artisans, 5:268, 12:631
banishment from community,
3:111
birth of Jewish socialism in,
18:714
Birzai, 3:724
Bloch, Joseph Leib, 3:763
blood libel in, 3:778
brokers, 4:204
communal organization, 9:236
community, nature of, 5:108, 110
contemporary period, 20:533
cooperatives, 5:206
Council of the Lands, 5:239–244,
241
education, 13:123–124, 19:598
emancipation, 6:385
emigration, 13:122
exiles from, 13:121
expulsions, 4:168
Fareynigte Partizaner
Organizatsye, 20:532–533
Gaon, 11:712
Germany, occupation by, 13:125–
127
Grodno, 8:89–91
Hasidism, 11:809, 12:425
Haskalah, 13:120
He-H: alutz, 8:759
He-H: alutz (movement), 8:759
H: ibbat Zion, 13:120
history of, 13:117, 118, 118t–119t,
121–124
Holocaust, 4:170, 13:125–127,
126t, 16:313–314
Dvorzetsky, Mark Meir, 6:74
Jonava, 11:399
Jurbarkas, 11:577
INDEX
Kaunas, 12:36
Kedainiai, 12:49
Kelme, 12:71
Kretinga, 12:355
Kupiskis, 12:388
Kybartai, 12:401
Memel, 14:16
Plunge, 16:242
Rokiskis, 17:372
Seduba, 18:237
Taurage, 19:529
Telsiai, 19:598
Troki, 20:155
Ukmerge, 20:234
Utena, 20:444
Vilkavis´kis, 20:526–527
Vilkavisˇkis, 20:526–527
Vilna, 20:532–533
Virbalis, 20:539
Wehrmact murders, 9:474
Zagare, 21:443
Zarasai, 21:458
independence period, 13:121–124,
122t
Jewish autonomy, 13:122–123
Jewish dress, 6:16, 17
Johannesburg, Jewish immgrants
to, 11:377
Jonava, 11:399
Jurbarkas, 11:577
Kabbalists, 11:619, 621–622
Karaites, 11:792
Kaunas, 12:35–37
Kedainai, 12:49
Labanos family, 12:407–408
language, 13:117
translations of Bible, 3:636
leather industry and trade, 12:577
liberation of, 13:127
Lyubeshov dynasty, 13:300
map, 13:118t
Middle Ages, agriculture, Jewish,
1:495
minority rights, 14:290
Musar movement, 13:119
nineteenth century scholarship,
6:740
Ninth Fort, 15:273
Orthodox Judaism, 11:519
Palanga, 15:575
parliamentary elections, 13:124
peddling in, 15:709
poetry, Kamson, Ya’akov, 11:758
Poland and, 16:291–293, 295–296,
299–300
population, 13:122t
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