[Heb-NACO] Genre/Form Term for Parashiyot ha-Shavua Bulletins?

[Nancy Sack]

Hi, Aaron,
I prefer option 3 if "bulletin" is the most often-used term in the 
literature.
See you in Houston?
Nancy


On 3/18/2013 12:05 PM, Taub, Aaron wrote:
>
> Dear Colleagues,
>
> The term "parashiyot ha-shavua" is currently on a draft of the 
> evolving religion genre/form headings list (p. 8 on the attached 
> document).  This term is meant to describe the periodicals published 
> by synagogues and other institutions often organized around the weekly 
> Torah portion.  Since all of that is not accurately captured in the 
> term "parashiyot ha-shavua," we are seeking some possible 
> replacements.  Some possibilities are below.  Please send your 
> feedback to the list by COB Wednesday March 20.  There's no guarantee 
> that the term will be approved to the final list but we can send in 
> our recommendation.  Although quite specific, this heading could be 
> applied to a vast (and ever growing!) body of printed material.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Aaron T.
>
> 1. Dape parashiyot ha-shavua
>
> 2.  Weekly Torah commentary bulletins
>
> 3.  Weekly Torah portion bulletin (since the content is not limited to 
> commentary on the Torah)
>
> 4. Weekly Pentateuch portion bulletin
>
> 5. Options 3 and 4 but without the word "portion"
>
>
>
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