Te'uda
"Te‘uda" is a prestigious academic journal that publishes articles on a broad range of topics in Jewish Studies. Its editors and authors are leading scholars in their fields and each article receives meticulous peer review.
The journal is recognized by the Planning and Budgeting Committee (PBC) of Israel’s Council of Higher Education.
Most volumes of Te‘uda are devoted to specific topics, for example, studies of the Cairo Geniza, Bible, talmudic literature, Hebrew and Arabic, aggadic midrashim, the Jewish Diaspora in the Hellenistic and Roman periods, medieval Hebrew literature, Zohar, the canon and Holy Scriptures, Israel and the Diaspora in the Second Temple and the Mishnaic periods, myth, ritual and mysticism, and Modern Hebrew.
Over the years, the authors and editors of the journal have included winners of the Israel Prize, as well as senior scholars in Israel and abroad, such as Professors Yaakov Sussmann, Mordechai Akiva Friedman, Moshe Idel, Yair Hoffman, Aron Dotan, Abraham Tal, Aharon Oppenheimer, Benjamin Isaac, and Sara Klein-Braslavy. The current generation includes Gideon Bohak, Menachem Lorberbaum, Ronit Meroz, Adam Afterman, Ishay Rosen-Zvi, and Israel Knohl, among others.
The following list of Te‘uda volumes is arranged in chronological order:
