and its underlying oral tradition. This work is the first modern attempt on the part of Orthodoxy to formulate the nature, extent, and authority of tradition. Chajes also authored: Torat Neviim: treatises on the authority of Talmudic tradition, and on the organic structure and methodology of the Talmud. Darkhei Horaah: an examination of the rules that obtained in Talmudic times in deciding practical religious questions. Imre Binah: treatises on the relation of Babylonian and Jerusalem Talmuds, on lost aggadah collections, on the Targumim, on Rashi's commentary to tractate Taanit, and on Bath Kol. Tiferet L'Moshe Minhat Kenaot: against Reform Judaism. Glosses to the Talmud, now published as standard in the Romm-Vilna edition of the Talmud. References Resources "Mevo Hatalmud". Trans. The Students' Guide Through The Talmud, 2 ed., Jacob Shachter, Yashar Books, 2005. "Rebi Tzvi Hirsch Chayes", Meir Hershkowits, Mossad Harav Kook, 1972 Chamiel Ephraim, The Middle Way - The Emergence of Modern Religious Trends in Nineteenth-Century Judaism, Academic Studies Press, Brighton 2014, Vol I, pp 34–39, 67-81, 179-219, 365-391, Vol II' pp. 15–37, 139-151, 224-237, 295-298. External links Chajes, jewishencyclopedia.com Zevi Hirsch Chajes, jewishhistory.org.il Bruria Hutner David thesis, 1971 Orthodox rabbis from Galicia (Eastern Europe) Polish Orthodox rabbis Ukrainian Orthodox rabbis 19th-century rabbis from the Russian Empire 1805 births 1855 deaths