Academic Writing
My research is in the area of Jewish intellectual history and explores how medieval Jews from the community of Provence integrated new knowledge with Jewish tradition.
“Sites of Controversy: Jews Debating Philosophy between Iberia and Occitania in the Fourteenth Century,” Medieval Encounters 18 (2018), 631-348. Download here at Humanities Commons.
“A Heretic from a Good Family? A New Look at Why Levi b. Abraham b. Ḥayim Was Hounded,” AJS Review 41.1 (2017), 175-201. Download here.
“The Making of Minḥat Qenaʾot: The Controversy over Ideational Transgression in Fourteenth-Century Jewish Occitania” (Ph.D. diss., New York, Jewish Theological Seminary, 2013). Download here.
- Note: My Academia.edu profile is here – the downloads are links to AJS-Humanities Commons, which is open access and not-for-profit.
Torah Writings and Articles
The Wilderness Where We Live: A Reflection on Sukkot 5780 — Times of Israel/JOFA Blog
Current writing that I do within the context of Yeshivat Maharat is posted on my scholar’s profile.