Such an important work, I used to use it all the time.
Incredible that he translated the entire work.
Is there a PDF or some other format that’s easier to access?
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Ari Kinsberg, MA, PharmD
Brooklyn, New York
Consultant for Rare Books and Manuscripts
Registered Pharmacist (NYS, Ohio)
If you decide to keep the sets and would like to complete them, you should be
in touch with Israel Mizrahi, he’s your best bet for replacing those loose
volumes.
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Ari Kinsberg, MA, PharmD
Brooklyn, New York
Consultant for Rare Books and Manuscripts
Registered Pharmacist (NYS,
Hello safranim,
1) I'm looking for suggestions/recommendations/advice for the easiest/quickest
way to catalogue some smaller private collections for basic record keeping (so
no need for any features for circulation tracking, online public browsing of
records, etc.). I just need a
Hi,
" I have asked the Library to provide me with a list of the "numerous other
countries...that are also unlabeled"; the Library has yet to respond to that
request."
The technical issue here with the map isn't necessarily as safranim have
observed, i.e., that Israel is "unlabeled." Indeed,
I suggested that she contact a reliable and reputable used book dealer who
specializes in Judaica, such as Israel Mizrahi in Brooklyn, New York.
Ari Kinsberg
M.A., Pharm.D.
Brooklyn, New York
347-244-9747 (US cell)
Consultant for Rare Books and Manuscripts
Registered Pharmacist
Try Joseph Kafih's הליכות תימן (Jewish Life in Sana), published by Ben Zvi
Institute (6th revised edition, 2007). Some of the chapters discuss family
life, education, food, folk medicine, household contents, etc. For older
periods, travelogues contain a wealth of information on daily life,
No idea re. Kafih in English (I'd wager no). If not, can use phone camera and
google to translate page by page (not ideal, but it works). Saphir has been
translated into English (maybe not complete?). Some of the older travelogues
have been translated into English, I don't know how much about
Mo'adim le-Simcha,
Is there a comprehensive and authoritative guide for libraries, museums,
collectors, etc. regarding the legal ownership of photographic images of items
in a collection (printed books, manuscripts, fine arts objects, etc.) and the
use of these images? Dealing with physical vs
Hi Shoshanah,
Be careful what you wish for. Do a search on the ALA website for resolutions
about Gaza and then similarly about Israel. I don't know anything about the
internal bureaucracy and organization of the ALA, but it seems that the Social
Responsibilities Round Table (SRRT) is
Hi Shoshanah,
Drabinski, who supports BDS (including academic boycotts), is herself an SRRT
member. In her meeting with AJL last year she was presented with a question
about SRRT's discriminatory attitude toward Israel vis-a-vis the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict and to describe her response as
1) Hugo Mandelbaum, Jewish Life in the Village Communities of Southern Germany
(Feldheim), is an overlooked and easy-to-read, short memoir with a lot of
content about traditional Jewish life.
2) Abraham Carmel, So Strange My Life, is the autobiographical account of an
Anglican-turned Roman
Hi,
After saving a group of records in "My Lists" in Worldcat, when I export a list
into a spreadsheet, only 6 fields appear: OCLC#, title, author, language, item
type, publisher and user-added notes. Is there any workaround to include other
fields from Worldcat records when exporting a list?
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