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"May God remember" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Theology and practice
• 2- Historical insights
• 3- The liturgy
• 4- Interpretations and reflections.
• 5- Introduction:
• 6- Yizkor and memorial in Jewish trdition -- Lawrence A. Hoffman
• 7- Hashkavah: memorializing the dead in Sephardi practice -- Yoram Bitton
• 8- Remembering the dead: by us and by God -- Lawrence A. Hoffman
• 9- Remembering the dead as halakhic peril -- Daniel Landes
• 10- Memorializing the Shoah -- Dalia Marx
• 11- Sites and subjects: memory in Israeli culture -- Wendy Zierler
• 12- Would Jeremiah have recited Yizkor? Yizkor and the Bible -- Marc Zvi Brettler
• 13- Hazkarat n'shamot ("memorial of souls"): how it all began -- Solomon B. Freehof
• 14- Kaddish and memorial services -- Jakob J. Petuchowski
• 15- Yizkor: a microcosm of liturgical interconnectivity -- Eric L. Friedland
• 16- "Service for the souls": the origin of modern memorial services, 1819 to 1938 -- Annette M. Boeckler
• 17- The traditional Yizkor service -- translation and commentary by Joel M. Hoffman
• 18- What happens when we die: intimations of immortality -- Lawrence A. Englander
• 19- The age of amusement -- Edward Feinstein
• 20- Remembering through forgetting: Yizkor as unshared experience -- Shoshana Boyd Gelfand
• 21- Hard to plan the day -- Edwin Goldberg
• 22- Why art thou cast down? -- Andrew Goldstein
• 23- Where do people go when they die? -- Joel M. Hoffman
• 24- Remembering Abraham Geiger -- Walter Homolka
• 25- An ongoing conversation with empty chairs -- Delphine Horvilleur
• 26- Ode to mortality -- Karyn D. Kedar
• 27- What is Yizkor for? -- Catherine Madsen
• 28- "Empty-handed before Adonai" -- Jonathan Magonet
• 29- The hippo of recollection stirring in the muddy waters of the mind -- Charles H. Middleburgh
• 30- Re-membering: Yizkor and the dynamics of death -- Jay Henry Moses
• 31- Prayer for the dead; promise by the living -- Aaron D. Panken
• 32- When the golden shields are gone -- Jack Riemer
• 33- A soul-ar eclipse -- Sandy Eisenberg Sasso
• 34- To tear and to sew -- David Stern
• 35- Remembering our past in service to our future -- David A. Teutsch
• 36- "For I pledge tzʼdakah on her behalf" -- Margaret Moers Wenig
• 37- A time to re-member -- Ron Wolfson
• 38- Remembering our summers in the autumns of our years -- Daniel G. Zemel
• 39- Appendix A. Full text of Hashkavah, the Sephardi memorial prayer, with translation --
• 40- Appendix B. El Malei Rachamim: a chronicle from the Chmielnicki Pogroms -- translation and commentary by Joel M. Hoffman
• 41- Appendix C. El Malei Rachamim: music of 1888 -- composition by Eduard Birnbaum.

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