Hadar Campus Scholars

Author: Vários
Narrator: Vários
Publisher: Podcast
Duration: 20:32:30
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Synopsis

This podcast is associated with the Hadar Campus Scholars, which is a program of Mechon Hadar, an egalitarian, non-denominational yeshiva in New York City.

Episodes

Chaye Adam 22:10

14/02/2013 Duration: 06min

The direction we face while praying.

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Chaye Adam 22:8-9

14/02/2013 Duration: 07min

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Chaye Adam 22:5-7

14/02/2013 Duration: 07min

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On Halakhah: Reading Halakhah through "Norms, Forms, and Values" (with sources)

14/02/2013 Duration: 54min

This is the fourth installment of the On Halakhah class. It was given at Penn by David Zvi Kalman on February 13, 2013. In this class, we discuss an approach to read (and writing) all halakhic sources. Source sheet: davidzvi.com/onhalakhah/On_Halakhah_4_Forms_Norms_and_Values.pdf

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Chaye Adam Hilchot T'fila, 22:3-4

07/02/2013 Duration: 06min

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On Halakhah: Values-Based Halakhah (sources in notes)

07/02/2013 Duration: 01h08min

This is the third class in the series ON HALAKHAH. The class was given on Feb. 6, 2013 at Penn by David Zvi Kalman. This week we began our discussion of halakhic interpretation by examining contemporary philosophy of law, including legal positivism, natural law, legal realism, Critical Legal Studies, and Robert Cover. Source sheet: davidzvi.com/onhalakhah/On_Halakhah_3_Values_Based_Halakhah.pdf

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On Halakhah: Halakhic Activism (sources in notes)

31/01/2013 Duration: 01h01min

The second Episode of ON HALAKHAH, delivered at Penn on January 30, 2013 by David Zvi Kalman. It specifically focusses on how we have, both now and in the past, made halakhic decisions for ourselves. Source sheet: davidzvi.com/onhalakhah/On_Halakhah_2_Halakhic_Activism.pdf

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On Halakhah: Introduction

24/01/2013 Duration: 18min

This is a pre-recorded description of the themes that we plan to cover in the On Halakhah class, as well as an argument for why such a conversation so is important today.

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