Jewish Studies, in many ways, is constituted through translation, indeed, it would not exist without the constant activity of translation. While English may currently be the most dominant of scholarly vernaculars across all areas of Jewish Studies, the sources we work with, the cultural, religious or historical contexts we study, are populated with and constituted in other languages and in places where English was perhaps only one vernacular among many or not spoken or read at all.
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