Judaic Perspectives in Rhetoric and Composition Studies Book

Introduction Deborah H. Holdstein Holdstein, Deborah H. Andrea Greenbaum Greenbaum, Andrea 1

Pt. I Theorizing Judaic Rhetoric

1 The Religious Ideology of Composition Studies Deborah H. Holdstein Holdstein, Deborah H. 13

2 "Torah Is Not Learned but in a Group": Collaborative Learning and Talmud Study Lauren Fitzgerald Fitzgerald, Lauren 23

Pt. II Jewish Cultural Identity and Writing

3 People of the Book: Composition, Judaism, and Social Conscience Russel K. Durst Durst, Russel K. 45

4 The Poetics of Remembering Eli Goldblatt Goldblatt, Eli 57

5 The Rhetorical Traditions of Reform Judaism in America: Constructing a Cultural Identity Shawn Hellman Hellman, Shawn 71

6 Composing Identity and Community in Cyberspace: A "Rhetorical Ethnography" of Writing on Jewish Discussion Groups in the United States and Germany Michal Anne Moskow Moskow, Michal Anne Steven B. Katz Katz, Steven B. 85

Pt. III Contexts for Judaic Rhetoric in Composition

7 The Horizon of Martin Buber in Composition Studies Rich Miller Miller, Rich 111

8 Ethics, Redemption, and Writing after Auschwitz: The Case of Emmanuel Levinas Michael Bernard-Donals Bernard-Donals, Michael John Drake Drake, John 129

9 Talmudic Rhetoric: Explorations for Writing, Reading, and Teaching Andrea Greenbaum Greenbaum, Andrea 151

Author Index 171

Subject Index 175