This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract This article argues that allegory in Old Norse secular narrative was often less stringent than in religious texts, and that it may sometimes ...
People often turn to books to answer life's big questions: How can I be a better person? How can I find joy? How can I process grief? Finding Secular Spirituality Through Literature This week, we’ve ...
The Yiddish professor and female Orthodox rabbi sharing Yiddish children’s literature with the world
Speaking with Miriam Udel, the Yiddish professor at Emory University in Atlanta who is reacquainting the world with Yiddish children’s literature, you quickly notice something remarkable. In one ...
This week, we've been exploring secular spirituality, defined as being concerned with the human spirit or soul as opposed to material things. Unless, of course, those things are books. People often ...
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