This book explores three schools of fascinating, talented, and gifted scholars who absorbed into their thought the Jewish and secular cultures of their respective homelands.
This book explores three schools of fascinating, talented, and gifted scholars who absorbed into their thought the Jewish and secular cultures of their respective homelands.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. Ephraim Chamiel has filled various managerial positions at Israeli Bank Leumi. Upon his early retirement, he completed his Doctorate in Jewish Thought at Hebrew University, teaching there for a number of years. He is currently continuing his research in modern Jewish thought.
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Volume I Translator s Note Foreword to the English Edition Introduction Chapter One: Samson Raphael Hirsch: The Neo-Orthodox, Neo-Romantic Educator, and his Approach of Neo-Fundamentalist Identicality Chapter Two: Interpretations of Hirsch s Thought from the Right and the Left Chapter Three: Heavenly Reward Samuel David Luzzattös Doctrine of Divine Providence between Revelation and Philosophy Chapter Four: Development of Halakhah: Luzzattös Evolving Views Chapter Five: The Peshat is One, Because the Truth is One: Luzzatto between Interpretation and Thought Chapter Six: Luzzatto and Maimonides: Accept Truth from Whoever Speaks It Chapter Seven: Luzzatto on Theosophical Kabbalah: Harmful Invention with Worthy Intentions Chapter Eight: Between Reason and Revelation: The Encounter between Rabbi Tsvi Hirsch Chajes and Nahman Krochmal Volume II Chapter Nine: Hirsch s Influence on Religious Jewish Philosophy in the Twentieth Century Chapter Ten: Hirsch s Influence on Rabbi David Tsvi Hoffmann s Commentary on the Pentateuch Chapter Eleven: Hirsch s Influence on Twentieth-Century Halakhic Decisors Chapter Twelve: The Influence of German Neo-Orthodoxy on the Young Rav Kook Chapter Thirteen: Luzzattös Influence on Umberto Cassutös Method of Biblical Interpretation Chapter Fourteen: Tolerance, Pluralism, and Postmodernism A Dialectic of Opposites in Jewish Thought in the Modern Era
Volume I Translator s Note Foreword to the English Edition Introduction Chapter One: Samson Raphael Hirsch: The Neo-Orthodox, Neo-Romantic Educator, and his Approach of Neo-Fundamentalist Identicality Chapter Two: Interpretations of Hirsch s Thought from the Right and the Left Chapter Three: Heavenly Reward Samuel David Luzzattös Doctrine of Divine Providence between Revelation and Philosophy Chapter Four: Development of Halakhah: Luzzattös Evolving Views Chapter Five: The Peshat is One, Because the Truth is One: Luzzatto between Interpretation and Thought Chapter Six: Luzzatto and Maimonides: Accept Truth from Whoever Speaks It Chapter Seven: Luzzatto on Theosophical Kabbalah: Harmful Invention with Worthy Intentions Chapter Eight: Between Reason and Revelation: The Encounter between Rabbi Tsvi Hirsch Chajes and Nahman Krochmal Volume II Chapter Nine: Hirsch s Influence on Religious Jewish Philosophy in the Twentieth Century Chapter Ten: Hirsch s Influence on Rabbi David Tsvi Hoffmann s Commentary on the Pentateuch Chapter Eleven: Hirsch s Influence on Twentieth-Century Halakhic Decisors Chapter Twelve: The Influence of German Neo-Orthodoxy on the Young Rav Kook Chapter Thirteen: Luzzattös Influence on Umberto Cassutös Method of Biblical Interpretation Chapter Fourteen: Tolerance, Pluralism, and Postmodernism A Dialectic of Opposites in Jewish Thought in the Modern Era
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