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Introduction / Beth Kissileff -- The creation and its aftermath (Genesis 1-3) / Steven J. Brams -- The apple and Eve: a neuropsychological interpretation (Genesis 2-3) / Harry R. Kissileff, Ph.D. -- God's serpent (Genesis 2-3) / J.H.H. Weilder -- "It is not good for a man to be alone" (Genesis 2-3) / Dr. Ruth Westheimer ; Jonathan Mark -- Bloodlust (Genesis 4) / Russell Jacoby -- On the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11) / Ilan Stavans -- Ḥesed: feminist ethics in Jewish tradition (Genesis 12, 24) / Susan Schept -- Famines, feasts, and fraternity: food (and drink) in the Book of Genesis (Genesis 18) / Joan Nathan -- Why Genesis? (Genesis 18) / Alan Dershowitz -- Looking back at Lot's wife (Genesis 19) / Rebecca Newberger Goldstein -- The face of the other: Sarah - Hager then and now (Genesis 16, 21) / Alicia Suskin Ostriker -- The binding of Isaac and the arts of resistance (Genesis 22) / Ronald R. Krebs -- Waiting: a Jewish paradox / Sander L. Gilman -- "The matter is from God": retold narrative and he mistakes of certainty (Genesis 24) / Beth Kissileff -- Jacob: some notes on character development and repentance / Dara Horn -- Contracts of Genesis (Genesis 27) / Geoffrey P. Miller -- Judah and his brothers: becoming the leader of his pride (Genesis 37-50) / Renan Levine -- Imperfect forgiveness: Joseph and his brothers (Genesis 37-50) / Moses L. Pava -- "That we may live and not die": Judah as life force of Genesis (Genesis 38) / Jacqueline Osherow -- Zaphenath, Kugelmass, and Milton (Genesis 41) / Jeffrey Shoulson -- "They did not recognize him": failed facial recognition in the family of Joseph (Genesis 42) / Seth Greenberg -- The death of Jacob: responding to the end of life (Genesis 47-50) / Steven Albert.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.