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Poster of the book 'The Invention of Jewish Theocracy'. Image of the cover of a book which is all black and uses off-white lines, filled-in spaces and font to create an image. The title of the is cyan, unlike the rest of the font, it reads The Invention of Jewish Theocracy: The Struggle for Legal Authority in Modern Israel

The Invention of Jewish Theocracy: The Struggle for Legal Authority in Modern Israel

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The Invention of Jewish Theocracy: The Struggle for Legal Authority in Modern Israel

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On the left half of the image is a circular radius of 54 circles moving out from the center. 27of the circles are radiating outward directly from the middle by attached lines (one per circle). All of the circles in the radius vary in size from significantly smaller to slightly larger then the average circle in the image. The center of the symbol and where the circles are radiating out from is a empty space in the shape of an implied circle (to match the shape of the radius but much smaller). The top right section is disconnected and further from the rest of the circular radius. This section has 3 circles with attached lines in that corner and the two closest to the corner have there lines overlapping, there are also 2 unattached circles. The rest of the radius is made up of a repeating pattern of circles with 3 circles with attached lines followed by a larger line connected to a circle touching the edge of the radius. This pattern repeats 5 times and ends with the disconnected section that is then followed by one short line attached to a circle and one long one. On the right half of the image in bubble letters are the letters YCT. Below YCT are block letters that say VIBRANT TORAH LEADERSHIP followed by ישיבת חובבי תורה underneath. The text and image are white, the background of the whole image is transparent.

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