Encoding and decoding secret signs in the stories of Rabbi Joseph Hayyim of Baghdad
This article discusses two stories by R. Joseph Hayyim of Baghdad (1835-1909) recast from tales that were integrated in an oral sermon into written form. The written stories are embedded with clues pointing to the fact that the protagonist is, in fact, the author: R. Joseph Hayyim. It is my assertio...
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Journal of Jewish studies
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