Aminoah Noah, Department of Talmud


Short Curriculum Vitae (highlights):


Prof. Noah Aminoah
Department of Talmud
Tel Aviv University

Education: Ph.D Tel Aviv University.
Mizrachi Teacher’s Institute, Jerusalem High school.
Yeshiva Bnai Akiva, Kfar Harroeh.

Teaching Experiance:

1970-1997 Talmudic Studies at Tel Aviv University.
1974-1997 Talmud Teacher at Teacher’s intittute
"seminar Ha-Kibbutzim".

Professional Experience:

1980-1987, 1990-1992, 1997 Chairman of the Department of
Talmud.
1974-1995 Member of the committee on talmud curriculum, Ministry
of Education. Scientific and pedagogic advisor of Talmud at the Open
University in Tel-Aviv.

Major publications (books and major articles):


The Redaction of the Tractate Qiddushin in the Babylonian Talmud. The Chaim Rosenbrg School of Jewish Studies Tel Aviv University, E. Levin-Epstein - Modan publisher, Tel Aviv 1977. 396 p.

The Redaction of the Tractate Beiza, Rosh-Hashna and Ta’anith in The Babylonian Talmud. The Chaim Rosrnberg School of Jewish Studies Tel Aviv University, University publishing projects, Tel Aviv 1986. 356 p.

The Redaction of the Tractate Sukka and Moed-Katan in the babylonian Talmud.
The Chaim Rosenberg School of Jewish studies Tel Aviv University, University publishing projects, Tel Aviv 1988. 408. p.

Rabbi Joseph Sasportas Hakam and dayan in the kingdom of Tlemcem, And his Responsa. The Chaim Rosenberg School of jewish studies Tel Aviv University,
University publishing projects, Tel Aviv 1994. 452 p.

Tora the Oral Tradition of Outline of Rabbinic literature throughout The Ages, World Zionist organization Jerusalem 1983. 194 p.


Shelomo Duran’s Solutions of Matrimonial problems in the Algerian Jewish Community, Te’uda, Tel Aviv 1997 pp. 173-193.

The immigration to Israel as reflected in the responsa of Rabbi Salomon b. Simon Duran (The RashBash) (in Hebrew). In: Talpiot Teacher’s College yearbook, p. 85-94. Jerusalem, Talpiot Teacher’s College, 1987.

L’Attitude des Amoraim a l’egard des sources Talmudiques anterieures. Revue des etudes juives, vol 145, 1986, p. 5-19.

Tendency towards units of style and its influence on the textual readings of the babylonian Talmud (in Hebrew). in: Proceedings of the Ninth World Congress of Jewish Studies.. Vol. 3 p. 15-21. Jerusalem, World Union of jewish Studies, 1986.

Eretz Israel according of statments of amoraim in the Babylonian Talmud (in Hebrew). Te’uda, vol 3, 1983, p. 39-57.

The transition from "early redaction" to "final redaction" in the Babylonian Talmud (in Hebrew). Tarbitz, vol. 52, 1982, p. 134-138.

Selection of Talmud from "early redaction" in Tracate Rosh-Hashana. In: Studies in Rubbinic literature, bible and Jewish history (in Hebrew), p. 185-197. Ramat gan, Bar-Ilan University, 1982

Yom Kippur: A day of atonement (in Hebrew). In: Talpiot Teacher’s College yearbook, p. 11-16. Tel Aviv, Talpiot Teacher’s College, 1982.

The enactments of Joshua B. Nun (in Hebrew). Shnaton (Annual) of the Institute for research in Jewish Law Jerusalem 1982-1983 .

Teaches in the following subject areas:


Babylonian Talmud
Halakha
Responsa

Teaches the following courses in the current academic year:


Selected Sugyot from TB Shabbat and ‘Eruvin.
The Jewish Holidays in Halakhic Literature
Introduction to Halakha & its literature

Additional points of contact (office/home telephone,fax,etc.):


Talmud department: 03-6409655
Fax: 03-6407031
Home: 03-6730145