- 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...
-
simultaneous requirement is that the "simple interpretation" of the
underlying sugyas must maintain. Many
Yeshivot proceed aliba dehilchasa (אליבא דהלכתא, Seph...
-
Gemara students using the
Mishnah Sdura to note
their summary of each
sugya alongside its Mishnah...
-
rabbinical students work to gain
knowledge in
specific and
relevant Talmudic sugyas, and
their development in the
Rishonim and
Acharonim (early and late medieval...
- 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...
-
understanding of the
underlying principles, by
testing the
relevant Talmudic sugyas,
together with
their development in the
Rishonim and Acharonim, especially...
-
included in both Talmuds.
According to
Sherira Gaon in his letter, the
first sugya (topic) in the
Babylonian Talmud of
Kiddushin is a
Saboraic or
Geonic addition...
- dang so jong, I geon minguk, i jin daedong, Ja i dasa, wi min jeonbong,
Sugya bi hae, juui si jong, Si geun si yong, pil sin pil chung, Il sim il deok...
- ("let him be
killed rather than transgress"), is
enunciated in a
Talmudic sugya (pericope) at
Sanhedrin 74a-b and
thereafter typically discussed in terms...
- to pilpul,
often referred to as "aliba dehilchasa [he]" ("analyzing the
sugya re. the Halacha"),
emphasizes (legal)
application over abstraction. In the...
