Talk:Ariel Toaff
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how can we have a page about prof toaff that neglects to mention his many previous publications and long academic career? also, how can we discuss the book if noone in america has it or has seen it?
someone wrote that toaff cites kabbalah in his book. how is this possible?
- I agree that somebody should add to the article; I have just added a few bits. What has America got to do with all of this? --Goochelaar 18:46, 18 February 2007 (UTC)
- About Kabbalah - why not? Kabbalah was known in Italy in the middle ages. DGtal 23:16, 10 March 2007 (UTC)
i think someone should link to the work of Piero Camporesi, which the current Toaff book is based on. Also to other similar historiographies like Elliot Horowitz and Yisrael Yuval.
