The concept of authorship involves two different aspects: the issue of the author and the issue of the Jewishness of the content written by that author. This distinction is important.
A separate web page relates to the concept of the author.
This Jewish Writing webpage refers to authors who write about Jewish topics. It does not necessarily mean authors who are Jewish themselves (although this may often be the case).
Thus, Jewish Writing will only discuss, critique, review, or analyze Jewish topics.
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