The Brisker Method is a style of Talmudic study developed by Rabbi Isaac Hutner in the early 20th century. It emphasizes a rigorous analytical approach, focusing on understanding the underlying principles and concepts within the Talmud. This method encourages students to engage deeply with the text, often through questioning and discussion. Central to the Brisker Method is the idea of distinguishing between different types of legal categories and their applications. This allows for a clearer understanding of Jewish law and its complexities. The method has influenced many yeshivas and continues to be a significant approach in Jewish education.