[ha-Safran]: A strange approbation

2008-01-29 Thread Paul Hamburg
We recently received a copy of: Meir tefilah : be-`inyene tefilah u-ferushah. Publication: Yerushalayim : [s.n.], 2006 The name of the author does not appear on the title page. In addition, there are four approbations where the name of the author has been whited-out. I am not familiar with si

[ha-Safran]: A strange approbation

2008-01-29 Thread Joseph Galron
Paul, I saw several books with the same pattern. The reason is modesty. The author does not want to publicize himself. In many cases I found help with Bar-Ilan online catalog and/or the catalog of the Jewish National and University Library (JNUL) in Jerusalem where the name was discovered. As

[ha-Safran]: A strange approbation -- additional reasons

2008-01-30 Thread Gita . Hoffman
I disagree with Aviva and agree with Paul and Yaakov. As a former Rabbinics cataloger at Bar-Ilan University there were several reasons that the authors name didn't appear. 1. Modesty 2. If it was a Haredi children's book and the author was a women for modesty reasons (and so that the book would

[ha-Safran]: A strange approbation -- Two opposing responses

2008-01-30 Thread Paul Hamburg
TED]> To: Hasafran@lists.acs.ohio-state.edu Subject: [ha-Safran]: A strange approbation Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Paul, I saw several books with the same pattern. The reason is modesty. The author does not want to publicize himself. In many cases I found help with Bar-Ilan online catalog and/o

Re: [ha-Safran]: A strange approbation -- additional reasons

2008-01-31 Thread Rivka Shveiky
Dear Paul, From my experience in the Legal Deposit Department of JNUL, books with no author's name and deletion of the name from the Haskamot is not a rare phenomenon. The reasons for keeping anonymity are all the reasons both Gita and Aviva mentioned. Another reason for anonymity in Haredic b

��RE: [ha-Safran]: A strange approbation -- additional reasons

2008-01-31 Thread Rivka Shveiky
Dear Paul, From my experience in the Legal Deposit Department of JNUL, books with no author's name and deletion of the name from the Haskamot is not a rare phenomenon. The reasons for keeping anonymity are all the reasons both Gita and Aviva mentioned. Another reason for anonymity in Haredic b

[ha-Safran]: A strange approbation -- the mystery was not solved

2008-02-04 Thread Rivka Shveiky
x27;akov Aronson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 8:14 PM To: Rivka Shveiky Subject: Re: [ha-Safran]: A strange approbation -- additional reasons I want to complain about gender discrimination! Yossi and I wrote Paul giving approximately the same explanation about why an