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Modern Jewish Thought and Jewish Feminist Thought: An Uncommon Conversation
Religion Compass, 2012Abstract Modern Jewish thought is that area of Jewish thought that emerges in response to the Jewish encounter with modernity. It spans the earliest contributions of modern Jewish philosophers and religious reformers in 19thâcentury Europe to contemporary thinkers from Jewish communities around the world today ...
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2010
In the premodern era, a Jewish individual was defined legally, politically, and theologically as a member of the Jewish community. Jewish modernity represents the advent of the modern nation-state and the subsequent shifting of the locus of political power from the corporate Jewish community to the individual Jew.
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In the premodern era, a Jewish individual was defined legally, politically, and theologically as a member of the Jewish community. Jewish modernity represents the advent of the modern nation-state and the subsequent shifting of the locus of political power from the corporate Jewish community to the individual Jew.
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Diaspora in Modern Jewish Thought
2021Abstract This chapter explores the broad contours of concepts of diaspora in modern Jewish thought. Philosophers, intellectuals, religious thinkers, and non-Zionist nationalists who disagreed on the ideal political structure for Jewish collective life (including Moses Mendelssohn, Hermann Cohen, Franz Rosenzweig, Simon Dubnow, Hannah ...
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Introduction Encountering the Medieval in Modern Jewish Thought
2012Aaron W Hughes
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1994
In the modern period a number of Jewish theologians have been anxious to explore the origins of Christianity, its subsequent development, and the relationship between the Jewish and Christian faiths. The Central European writer, Max Brod, for example, admired Jesus as a Jewish teacher.
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In the modern period a number of Jewish theologians have been anxious to explore the origins of Christianity, its subsequent development, and the relationship between the Jewish and Christian faiths. The Central European writer, Max Brod, for example, admired Jesus as a Jewish teacher.
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Gender and Modern Jewish Thought
2021Modern Jewish thought has been largely a masculine discursive space in both its historical construction and its focus, which is reflected in the makeup of its accepted canon. Certain figures are generally included in edited collections and syllabi of modern Jewish thought and philosophy.
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