Praxis and Parable

The book delves into the interplay between narrative theology and law in Rabbinic Judaism, highlighting how these two modes—Aggadah and Halakhah—each articulate distinct norms of belief and behavior. By examining the topic of "the morality and law of the animal kingdom," the author reveals how these differing vocabularies coexist and contribute to a cohesive understanding of Rabbinic thought. This exploration is essential for grasping the complexities of Rabbinic Judaism and its unique discourse.