Faúr sobre los bordes del significado
Por David Ramírez “Hoy lucho a solas con la palabra. La que me pertenece, a la que pertenezco: ¿cara o cruz, águila o sol?” — Octavio Paz, Águila o sol […]
Tag Archives: Sefarad
The Status of Women in the Sephardic Jewish Tradition
By: Renee Levine Melammed Written histories of the Jews in Spain have rarely included women. The two major historical works in the field, The Jews of Moslem Spain (2 vols.) by Eliyahu […]
(Home)land: Reflections on Andalusi Jewish Attachment to Place
By: Ross Brann “Sefarad is my land, the Land of Israel my destination.” Judah al-Harizi, Tahkemoni (Maqama 49) Letter of Judah Ha-Levi in Toledo to Halfon ben Nathanel al-Dimyati […]
David Ramírez 