Mishael Caspi
1932
Books
- Oral tradition and Hispanic literature
- Piyuṭe ha-Maranot be-seder ha-raḥamim
- Jewish tradition in the Diaspora
- The Book of Ruth
- Daughters of Yemen
- Kisafon
- Jewish culture and the Hispanic world
- The binding (aqedah) and its transformations in Judaism and Islam
- Red pomegranates
- Mi-zeḳenim etbonen
- Shire ha-sav
- Weavers of the songs
- Arḥot Teman
- Eve
- Women on the Biblical Road
- From slumber to awakening
- ha-Shirah ha-ʻIvrit be-Teman
- Still waters run deep
- Nehar dinur
- By the soft lyres
- How Jonah is interpreted in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
- To the land that I will show thee
- The figure of Samson in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions
- Job of Uz
- Eve in three traditions and literatures
- Piyuṭe ha-Maranot be-Seder ha-Raḥamim shebe-Tiklal Yehude Teman
- The legend of Elijah in Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and literature
- Parables and fables as distinctive Jewish literary genres
- The interpretation of Korah's rebellion in three religious traditions - Jewish, Christian, Muslim
Author data: Open Library