Elizabeth Shanks Alexander
Elizabeth Shanks Alexander, Assistant Professor at Smith College, teaches in the Program of Jewish Studies. She completed her doctoral work in Rabbinics at Yale University in 1998 and wrote a dissertation entitled “Study Practices that Made the Mishnah.” Her current research explores the role played by gender in Rabbinic oral tradition.
Articles by Elizabeth Shanks Alexander
The Fixing of the Oral Mishnah and the Displacement of Meaning
Volume 14, Issue 1 (March, 1999)
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