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th (Avi) Kadish and Ayelet Oettinger. (Forthcoming 2026). “To Entice and then to Teach: Falaquera’s Poetic Prologue to Book of the Seeker”, in: Matanel Bareli, Yehoshua Kimchi, Yitzhak Lifshitz & Mordechai Miller (eds.), Festschrift in honor of Menachem Kellner

Harvey, S. Abrams, D. & Oettinger, A. (forthcoming 2026). "Medieval Jewish Thought: Humor in Philosophy, Kabbalah, and Belles-lettres" In Lydia Amir (Ed.), The Palgrave Handbook of the Philosophy of Humor (Chapter 10). London: Palgrave Macmillan

Oettinger, Ayelet. (2022). “‘I removed the garment of her captivity and adorned her with a nose ring and ornament’: The Art of Translation in The King's Son and the Ascetic by Ibn Hasdai”, in: Bibring Tovi; Refael-Vivante Revital (eds.), Wisdom and Morals in Medieval Literature. Misgav Yerushalayim research center of the Heritage of Sephardi Jewry, Jerusalem, Pp. 123-148.

Oettinger, Ayelet. (2019/2020): “Didactic Strategies for Effective Learning in ‘The King's Son and the Ascetic’ by Ibn Hasdai”, Franfurter Judaistische Beiträge (Frankfurt Jewish Studies Bulletin) 43: 15-46.

Oettinger, Ayelet. (2020): “New Objectives for Ancient Poems: Using piyyût in the “Songs and Roots” (Širim wě-šorâšim) Elementary School Program to Instill Love of the Homeland”, DAROM, Revista de Estudios Judíos (Journal of Jewish Studies) 2:99-126.

Kfir, Uriya; Oettinger, Ayelet. (2019). A Bird has Sung to me of Love: Two Readings of One Poem by Meshullam da-Piera. Prooftexts 37(2): 183-214.