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Tag Archives: Shabbat & holidays
(Coronavirus) Hoarding Eggs in Israel (Passover)
For anyone interested in the matrix created by foodways, religious culture and ritual, mass society, and social psychology and object cathexis in particular local contexts, and coronavirus. Feel free to throw in bio-power. In Israel, this is now a grave … Continue reading
Empty City Empty Shabbat (Coronavirus)
It’s almost sundown and New York City is shutting down, schools, museums, concert halls, Broadway, synagogues and churches, as if for the Sabbath. The entire civic ritual system in its public aspect is grinding down to a halt, moving deeper … Continue reading
(Social Space) Sukkot (Henri Lefebvre)
“If indeed every society produces a space, its own space, this will have other consequences…Any ‘social existence’ aspiring or claiming to be ‘real’, but failing to produce its own space, would be a strange entity, a peculiar kind of abstraction … Continue reading
(Rabbi Akiva) Gemar Tov (Clean Water)
Rabbi Akiva said: Happy are you, Israel! Who is it before whom you become pure? And who is it that purifies you? Your Father who is in heaven, as it is said: “And I will sprinkle clean water upon you … Continue reading
Friends, Enemies, and Fish (Shana Tova)
“To all of our friends, enemies, and blood enemies: Happy New Year” Der Groyser Kundes (Yiddish satirical; early 20th C) h/t Zackary Sholem Berger
Tisha B’Av Lament (Reading Lamentations Rabbah)
No political hot take, Lamentations Rabbah, the rabbinic commentary to the biblical book, is an ambiguous lament. This is more true of the main body of the text as opposed to the by-and-large more “orthodox” proems, focused as these are upon … Continue reading
