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- Essays in Jewish Thought
- Book
- 2015
- Published by: The University of Alabama Press
- Series: Judaic Studies Series
Examines and explores divers topics of Jewish thought and history
A fascinating and eclectic collection of twenty-two essays, Essays in Jewish Thought examines and explores diverse topics of Jewish thought and history. From Judaism’s view of ancient Rome at its imperial apogee and the Dead Sea Scrolls to Jewish thought in Europe’s revolutions of 1848 and Franz Kafka, the collection offers a rich compendium of essays of interest to scholars, historians, philosophers, and students.
Table of Contents
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- 6. Faith and Action
- pp. 72-81
- 9. The Book of Job and Its Interpreters
- pp. 109-134
- 10. Zion in Medieval Literature: Prose Works
- pp. 135-148
- 11. The Beginnings of Modern Jewish Studies
- pp. 149-165
- 12. Leopold Zunz and the Revolution of 1848
- pp. 166-173
- 13. Leopold Zunz and the Jewish Community
- pp. 174-178
- 15. Franz Kafka and the Tree of Knowledge
- pp. 184-191
- 16. Buber as an Interpreter of the Bible
- pp. 192-208
- 18. Franz Rosenzweig in His Student Years
- pp. 222-229
- 21. The Frankfort Lehrhaus
- pp. 254-282
- Source References
- pp. 284-285
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2009
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