Remembering YAH · Continuing study
Internet Jewish History Sourcebook
An external starting point for documents and scholarly resources organized by historical period and subject. Its listings distinguish primary texts from secondary discussions.
Research index · Multiple periods
The record
An external starting point for documents and scholarly resources organized by historical period and subject. Its listings distinguish primary texts from secondary discussions.
Paul Halsall · Fordham University
Browse the Fordham sourcebook ↗What to examine
Use the individual document’s author, date and editorial context when taking notes. The collection is not a single theological viewpoint.
Make your own source record
- Identify the creator, title, edition and date from the source itself.
- Record the exact page or map sheet. Read the surrounding passage or full geographical setting.
- Separate the wording visible in the document from the interpretation you draw from it.
- Keep unresolved readings and conflicting dates in your notes so the comparison can be revisited.
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