The Book of Radiance
An old Jew reflects on what the Zohar illuminates about the nature of the Jewish tradition.
An old Jew reflects on what the Zohar illuminates about the nature of the Jewish tradition.
On translating the Zohar’s poetic and unruly Aramaic, while staying true to the text’s original ambiguity.
A syllabus for plumbing the depths of a multi-volume masterpiece of Jewish mysticism.
Trawling through the Jewish dailies of yore reveals a world of outlandish goings-on.
A newly translated Judeo-Tunisian novella opens a window onto life under colonial rule.
Mintz’s commitment to Hebrew literature came through powerfully in his writing.