THE PERSONA OF A POSEQ: LAW AND SELF-FASHIONING IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ASHKENAZ
This essay will direct its attention at the early modern poseq qua jurist. Its main focus is the persona of an exemplary German rabbinic figure, Ya'ir Hayyim Bacharach (1638-1702), who spent the latter part of his life and career in the community of Worms. Bacharach was greatly aware that a pos...
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