- A
sugya is a self-contained p****age of the
Talmud that
typically discusses a
mishnah or
other rabbinic statement, or
offers an
aggadic narrative. While...
- the Gemara; the name for such a p****age of
Gemara is a
sugya (סוגיא;
plural sugyot). A
sugya will
typically comprise a
detailed proof-based elaboration...
-
meeting his fate at the
hands of the Romans, in a
sugya (p****age) in the
Babylonian Talmud. The
sugya appears in
tractate Menachot (29b),
which generally...
- 14:10),
identifies both the
sugya and a
principle derived from the
sugya for
Jewish ethics and law. For centuries, the
sugya has been
relevant to deliberations...
-
sugya, by
placing each
within a
categorical structure. Elsewhere, and generally, the
approach is more traditional:
Students work
through each
sugya in...
-
included in both Talmuds.
According to
Sherira Gaon in his letter, the
first sugya (literary unit) in the
Babylonian Talmud of
Kiddushin is a
Saboraic or Geonic...
-
Gemara students using the
Mishnah Sdura to note
their summary of each
sugya alongside its Mishnah...
- p****age
known as a
sugya. Much of the
Gemara is
legal in nature. Each
analysis begins with a
Mishnaic legal statement. With each
sugya, the
statement may...
- un****ng the
latent processes of
reasoning within the
steps of the
Talmudic sugya (section of text)
being studied. It
understands that the
initial ****umptions...
-
known Amoraim, and the
anonymous statements within a
given sugya (Talmudic p****age). A
sugya consists of a
longer elaboration or analysis,
often consisting...
