Jewish Studies Quarterly (JSQ)

Table of Contents

p. I (1)

Lucia Raspe

On Men and Women Reading Yiddish: Between Manuscript and Print

pp. 199-202 (4)

Claudia Rosenzweig

Getlekhe un nisht getlekhe mayses: The Mayse-bukh and Its Readership

pp. 203-223 (21)

Lucia Raspe

Three Sixteenth-Century Translations of Penitential Prayers into Yiddish

pp. 224-242 (19)

Simon Neuberg

Tkhines Revisited: MS Oppenheim 666 and the Printed Context

pp. 243-257 (15)

Evi Michels

Yiddish Manuscripts from the Netherlands: Written for Women and Written for Men

pp. 258-281 (24)

Shlomo Berger

Early Modern Yiddish and the Emergence of the Anonymous Reader

pp. 282-288 (7)