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Textual Reasonings: Jewish Philosophy and Text Study at the end of the Twentieth Century (Radical Traditions) (en Inglés)
Ochs, Peter J., Ii (Autor)
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Textual Reasonings: Jewish Philosophy and Text Study at the end of the Twentieth Century (Radical Traditions) (en Inglés) - Ochs, Peter J., Ii
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Reseña del libro "Textual Reasonings: Jewish Philosophy and Text Study at the end of the Twentieth Century (Radical Traditions) (en Inglés)"
"Textual reasoning" is the name that a group of contemporary Jewish thinkers has given to its overlapping practices of Jewish philosophy and theology. This volume represents the most public expression to date of the shared work, over a period of twelve years, of this society of "textual reasoners." Although the movement of textual reasoning is diverse and multiform, it is characterized at bottom by the pursuit of the claim that there are significant affinities between Jewish forms of reading and reasoning and postmodern thought. These affinities are presently being pursued by scholars throughout Jewish studies, in fields such as the Bible, Talmud, Midrash, medieval philosophy, Kabbalah, and the Jewish phenomenology of Rosenzweig and Levinas, among others. As the essays in this book amply convey, their work has stimulated a lively and creative reengagement with the philosophical dimensions of Jewish texts and, even more, with the textual dimensions of Jewish reasoning. In large part, this new energy has come from conceiving of the postmodern as a place where some of the most distinctive features of Jewish reasoning can be elucidated as well as challenged. A fine addition to the Radical Traditions series, Textual Reasonings provides a superb review of contemporary Jewish thought. Contributors: Eugene B. Borowitz Zachary Braiterman Virginia Burrus Aryeh Cohen Michael Fishbane David F. Ford Steven D. Fraade Tikva Frymer-Kensky Robert Gibbs David Weiss Halivni Daniel W. Hardy Martin Kavka Steven Kepnes Nancy Levene George Lindbeck Shaul Magid Jacob Meskin Peter Ochs Randi Rashkover Michael Zank Laurie Zoloth
