A reflective blend of memoir and history, comparing Jewish tradition with the digital age.
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A reflective blend of memoir and history, comparing Jewish tradition with the digital age.
"Jonathan Rosen blends religious history, memoir and literary reflection as he compares the fortunate life of his American-born grandmother to the life of his European-born grandmother, who was murdered by Nazis.".
"The Talmud and the Internet explores the contradictions of Rosen's inheritance and toggles between personal paradoxes and those of the larger world. Along the way, he chronicles the remarkable parallels between a page of Talmud and the home page of a Web site. In the loose, associat...
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Brief mentions of historical violence related to the Holocaust.
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Central focus on Jewish tradition and the Talmud; frequent religious themes.
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Minor cultural commentary on technology and tradition.
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References to Holocaust suffering and historical persecution.
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