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Martin Buber's "two types of faith" in its Protestant context. (2024)

Herskowitz, Daniel 1987- ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Journal of Religion 104,1 (2024) 70-100

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ISSN: 0022-4189

Language: English

Year of publication: 2024

Titel der Quelle: Journal of Religion

Angaben zur Quelle: 104,1 (2024) 70-100

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Faith (Judaism) ; Christianity Influence ; Judaism Relations 20th century ; Christianity

Abstract: This essay explores the fraught relationship between Martin Buber and Christian thought by critically analyzing and historically contextualizing his Two Types of Faith (1950). In this work Buber applies the distinction he puts forth between faith as relational trust (“faith in”) and faith as intellectual ascent to propositional truth (“faith that”) onto the early Israelite and Christian communities of faith. He also uses this distinction to criticize contemporary Protestant theology for continuing the Pauline notion of “faith that” rather than Jesus’s Jewish “faith in.” By examining the notion of faith developed by three central German Protestant theologians, Albrecht Ritschl, Wilhelm Herrmann, and Emil Brunner, this essay demonstrates that Buber’s claim cannot be squared with the main line of Protestant theology from 1870 onward to Buber’s own time and that the entire discussion in Two Types of Faith can be understood as situated within the Protestant discourse he was admonishing.

DOI: 10.1086/726865

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The non-categorical imperative : Martin Buber's line of demarcation and the doctrine of the descent of the Tzaddik in Hasidism. (2024)

Hadad, Yemima ; חדד, ימימה ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Jewish Studies Quarterly 31,1 (2024) 87-112

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ISSN: 0944-5706

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Year of publication: 2024

Titel der Quelle: Jewish Studies Quarterly

Angaben zur Quelle: 31,1 (2024) 87-112

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Zaddikim ; Hasidism Philosophy

Abstract: Buber's concept of the »line of demarcation« has been criticized by a number of thinkers from the perspectives of philosophy and Kantian ethics. Ernst Simon, who wrote an extended essay on the topic, called it a »non-categorical« principle, while Hugo Bergman and Steven Schwarzschild explained it through Buber's dialogical philosophy, highlighting its failure to articulate clear ethical imperatives. Today Buber's line of demarcation is hardly noticeable in the scholarly literature, mainly because it seems to offer little practical value and concrete guidelines. Yet, as this essay argues, Buber's situational ethics and his line of demarcation were shaped by profound theological doctrines. It shows that the line of demarcation was inspired by the doctrine of the descent of the tzaddik in Hasidism and the doctrine of »descent for the sake of ascent« (yeridah letzorech aliyah). These doctrines allow us to view Buber's ethical vision again as a »non-categorical imperative,« which aligned with his political-theopolitical approach and his life-long engagement with hasidic thought.

DOI: 10.1628/jsq-2024-0005

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Martin Buber's dialogical history : theopolitics as a critique of the history of human power. (2023)

Hadad, Yemima ; חדד, ימימה ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Jewish Quarterly Review 113,2 (2023) 249-272

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ISSN: 0021-6682

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Year of publication: 2023

Titel der Quelle: Jewish Quarterly Review

Angaben zur Quelle: 113,2 (2023) 249-272

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Buber, Martin, Teachings ; Jewish philosophy 20th century

Abstract: This essay explores the relationship between Buber's philosophy of history and his political theory, known also as theopolitics. Buber's first book on theopolitics, Kingship of God (1932), implemented the principle of dialogue as a critique of leadership. Dialogue reconciles the paradox of authoritarian theocracy and absolute freedom of anarchy: it unites the interhuman relationship (religious anarchy) and the divine-human relationship (direct theocracy). Without dialogue, anarchy would become chaotic and theocracy would actually mean the tyranny of the priests (hierocracy). But Buber's theopolitics also revealed a particular understanding of history. As this essay demonstrates, Buber held a notion of dialogical history (contrary to Hegelian dialectic history), which ultimately functioned as a critique of the history of victory and power. Dialogical history criticizes not only secular but also any kind of religious or sacred history claiming to authorize human power by divine justification. Dialogical history, therefore, should be seen as "counter-history," not only because it is based on a rehabilitation of myth (Hasidic tales and biblical myths) but also because it is engaged in an alternate philosophy of history, whose fulfillment is vouchsafed neither by the necessary unfolding of a spirit, nor by "great" historical deeds, but by everyday human agency and responsibility alone.

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Jewish anarchist temporalities. (2023)

Brody, Samuel Hayim ; Mühsam, Erich 1878-1934 ; מיהזם, אריך 1878-1934 ; [et al.]

In: With Freedom in Our Ears (2023) 65-85

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ISBN: 9780252087141

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Year of publication: 2023

Titel der Quelle: With Freedom in Our Ears

Angaben zur Quelle: (2023) 65-85

Keywords: Heschel, Abraham Joshua ; Buber, Martin, ; Landauer, Gustav, ; Mühsam, Erich, ; Time Religious aspects ; Judaism ; Time Philosophy ; Jewish anarchists ; Jewish philosophy

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Scripture, sovereignty and national self-determination in Martin Buber’s "Bein Am Le’Artzo" (1944). (2023)

Rubin, Abraham ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Naharaim 17,2 (2023) 225-241

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ISSN: 1862-9148

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Year of publication: 2023

Titel der Quelle: Naharaim

Angaben zur Quelle: 17,2 (2023) 225-241

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Buber, Martin, ; Zionism Philosophy

Abstract: This paper investigates Buber’s understanding of the relationship between the Jewish people and the Promised Land as it emerges from his biblical commentaries of the 1940s. It argues that Buber’s exegetical writings from the period should be read as an extension of his political pronouncements on Zionism, complementing his binational vision of Arab-Jewish coexistence in Palestine. Focusing on Buber’s 1944 lectures published under the title Bein Am Le’Artzo, I show how Buber questions the indigenous identification between the people and Land of Israel. Drawing on Amnon Raz-Krakotzkin’s theoretical concept of “exile within sovereignty,” I read Buber’s commentaries on the commandments of shmita and bikurim as an attempt to integrate the memory of exile within his vision of Zionism. The biblical resonance he attributes to the Jews’ resettlement in Palestine thus forms a pointed polemic against the ideal of Jewish nativism. In contrast to those who used the Bible in order to mythologize the Jews’ autochthonous relationship to the land of origins, Buber’s commentaries stress the diasporic consciousness preserved in the scriptures themselves.

DOI: 10.1515/naha-2023-0011

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Abraham Halevi Fraenkel, Martin Buber and adult education at the Hebrew University. (2023)

Anzi, Rakefet ; ענזי, רקפת ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Naharaim 17,2 (2023) 203-224

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ISSN: 1862-9148

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Year of publication: 2023

Titel der Quelle: Naharaim

Angaben zur Quelle: 17,2 (2023) 203-224

Keywords: Fraenkel, Abraham Adolf, ; Buber, Martin, ; Hebrew University of Jerusalem History ; Adult education History ; Adult education History 20th century

Abstract: This article examines the adult education program operated by the Hebrew University since 1940. The article depicts Abraham Halevi Fraenkel at its center. Fraenkel’s name as the founder of adult education at the Hebrew University has been almost completely forgotten. I want to return Fraenkel to center stage, and to attempt to connect his activities in Palestine/The Land of Israel to the ideas he brought with him from Germany in the field of adult education. These ideas can be seen as part of his religious and political convictions. Alongside Fraenkel in the leadership of adult education was Martin Buber, who worked from the 1940s to promote adult education at the Hebrew University. Buber’s endeavors in Germany in the field of adult education have been more extensively described in the literature than his role in this field in Israel. New archival material has made it possible to shed additional light both on Fraenkel’s character and on Buber’s undertakings in the 1940s on behalf of adult education in the Yishuv. A comparison between the two personalities reveals some insight into the establishment of adult education from an overall perspective.

DOI: 10.1515/naha-2023-0020

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The Messiah of that most mischievous superstition : Jesus and the parting of the ways in the study of Christian origins. (2023)

Samson Ferda, Tucker ; Jesus ; Иисус Христос ; [et al.]

In: Early Christianity 14,1 (2023) 9-34

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ISSN: 1868-7032

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Year of publication: 2023

Titel der Quelle: Early Christianity

Angaben zur Quelle: 14,1 (2023) 9-34

Keywords: Jesus ; New Testament Criticism, interpretation, etc. ; History ; Church history Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600 ; Christianity and other religions Judaism Early church, ca. 30-600 ; History

Abstract: The suitability of the image of »the parting of the ways« has been challenged in recent years for understandable reasons. And yet the question about how the historical Jesus relates to the development ofadistinguishable social movement in his name remains a crucial one in the study of Christian origins. This essay provides an overview of those aspects of Jesus's career that are most relevant for this topic by charting some of the argumentative subcurrents in Jesus research. Attention then turns to the defense of three historical arguments: that Jesus was a controversial and divisive figure already in his own time, that his eschatological message about the kingdom was of such a nature that it left the spectrum of acceptable responses to it relatively narrow, and he was critical of the practices and beliefs of others in ways that made possible further group differentiation. Thus, we should stand by the conclusion of Joseph Klausner – ex nihilo nihil fit – if perhaps for reasons that differ from his.

DOI: 10.1628/ec-2023-0003

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Idolatry and relation : Martin Buber's view. (2023)

Fortis, Beniamino ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965. ; בובר, מרטין 1878-1965.

In: European Judaism 56,2 (2023) 8-19

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ISSN: 0014-3006

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Year of publication: 2023

Titel der Quelle: European Judaism

Angaben zur Quelle: 56,2 (2023) 8-19

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Judaism Philosophy 20th century ; Idolatry Judaism ; Interpersonal relations Religious aspects ; Judaism

Abstract: In a brief passage from the third part of Ich und Du, Buber expounds his conception of idolatry as an objectifying disposition that contradicts the relational nature of an authentic religious act. I will show that the main categories of Buber's thought – that is, the Grundworte ‘ich-du’ and ‘ich-es’ – provide the theoretical coordinates through which Buber understands the antithesis between authentic religion and idolatry as one between relationality and its opposite.

DOI: 10.3167/ej.2023.560203

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From secular religiosity to cultural disjunctions : visions of post-traditional Jewishness in the thought of Paul Mendes-Flohr. (2022)

Shonkoff, Sam S. B. ; Rosenzweig, Franz 1886-1929 ; רוזנצויג, פרנץ 1886-1929 ; [et al.]

In: Religions 13,2 (2022) pp 17

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ISSN: 2077-1444

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Year of publication: 2022

Titel der Quelle: Religions

Angaben zur Quelle: 13,2 (2022) pp 17

Keywords: Mendes-Flohr, Paul R. ; Buber, Martin, ; Rosenzweig, Franz, ; Implicit religion ; Jews Identity ; Judaism Philosophy

Abstract: “Post-traditional” Jewishness—a distinctively modern condition wherein past sources of theological authority and religious normativity are no longer self-evident—has been one of the most abiding interests in Paul Mendes-Flohr’s writings for more than four decades. The present article traces the contours of this concern over time. In a number of publications between 1978 and 1987, Mendes-Flohr highlights “secular religiosity” as a manifestation of post-traditional Jewishness, exemplified by figures such as Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig. These early writings intimate the possibility of a critical and yet nonetheless integrated Jewish religious subject, grounded hermeneutically in Jewish sources and sociologically in the Jewish community of destiny (Schicksalsgemeinschaft). Starting in the late 1980s, however, Mendes-Flohr’s representations of post-traditional Jewishness begin to emphasize greater degrees of complexity and, indeed, fragmentation. These later writings gesture less to visions of secular religiosity than toward postures of “undogmatic, pluralistic, and open” self-reflectivity before the ever-changing faces of reality. Throughout this rich trajectory in Mendes-Flohr’s thought, though, we see that he returns continually—and ever more trenchantly—to dialogical life as a grounding principle. View Full-Text

DOI: 10.3390/rel13020127

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“The bodily fact of otherness” : Martin Buber’s post-Kantian phenomenology of dialogue. (2022)

Shonkoff, Sam S. B. ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Journal of Jewish Thought & Philosophy 30,2 (2022) 301-336

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ISSN: 1053-699X

Language: English

Year of publication: 2022

Titel der Quelle: Journal of Jewish Thought & Philosophy

Angaben zur Quelle: 30,2 (2022) 301-336

Keywords: Kant, Immanuel, ; Buber, Martin, ; Phenomenology

Abstract: It has become commonplace among scholars to map Martin Buber’s concepts of “I-It” and “I-Thou” onto Kant’s phenomenon and noumenon, respectively. However, this has resulted in significant misconceptions about Buber’s phenomenology of dialogue. In fact, his philosophy was decidedly post-Kantian in the dual sense of being both under the influence of Kant and in opposition to him, and attention to themes of embodiment (Leiblichkeit) in Buber’s writings helps to disentangle these aspects. Through close philological readings, this paper demonstrates how Buber sought to circumvent the transcendental boundary between appearance and being, appropriated Kant’s language of “intuition” to describe a sensory encounter with the presence of a thing in itself, and affirmed that while being is not apprehended in terms of space and time, it is nonetheless spatial and temporal. Ultimately, these investigations elucidate what I term Buber’s dialogical monism, which in some ways anticipated insights of new materialism.

DOI: 10.1163/1477285x-12341342

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Better use an arrow : ‘I-Thou,’ ‘Relation,’ and their difference in Martin Buber’s "I and Thou". (2022)

Ziderman, Asaf ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965. ; בובר, מרטין 1878-1965. ; [et al.]

In: Naharaim 16,2 (2022) 257-273

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ISSN: 1862-9148

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Year of publication: 2022

Titel der Quelle: Naharaim

Angaben zur Quelle: 16,2 (2022) 257-273

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Jewish philosophy 20th century ; Interpersonal relations Religious aspects ; Judaism

Abstract: This paper corrects a pervasive mistake in readings of Buber’s iconic trope, “I-Thou” (Ich-Du; hereafter, I-You). The mistake lies in considering it synonymous to the principal concept of his dialogical thought, “relation” (Beziehung). A detailed reading of relevant passages in Buber’s I and Thou (hereafter, IAT) reveals their difference: While both “relation” and “I-You” refer to the same reality—to the dialogic moment—they do so with a different focus and scope: “Relation” refers to the dialogic moment in its bilateral entirety. However, “primary word I-You” (hereafter, PWIY)—the phrase in which the I-You trope in fact appears in IAT—focuses on the active share of only one of the two interlocutors in the dialogic moment. While PWIY does refer to the dialogical moment (which is indeed bilateral), it denotes only a partial aspect of the dialogical moment. It focuses exclusively on my active turning toward you and defocuses your concurrent turning toward me (which, no doubt, is present as well). This mistake, I show, is due to interpreters’ enthusiastic endorsement of Buber’s later phrase, the “I-You relation,” which is indeed synonymous with “relation.” It is then easy to read back the “I-You relation” into the earlier, more focused concept of PWIY. Furthermore, this enthusiasm has blinded readers from realizing that, following IAT, Buber in fact abandoned the I-You trope and used it only reluctantly, mainly when addressing his interpreters who used it themselves, or when discussing IAT where it indeed appeared.

DOI: 10.1515/naha-2022-0006

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The Judean cultural context of community of goods in the early Jesus movement - part VI. (2022)

Capper, Brian John ; Jesus ; ישו הנוצרי ; [et al.]

In: Qumran Chronicle 30,1-4 (2022) 119-166

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ISSN: 0867-8715

Language: English

Year of publication: 2022

Titel der Quelle: Qumran Chronicle

Angaben zur Quelle: 30,1-4 (2022) 119-166

Keywords: Jesus Political and social views ; New Testament Criticism, interpretation, etc. ; Church history Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600 ; Material culture History ; Property Religious aspects ; Christianity ; Communal living ; Poverty Religious aspects Early church, ca. 30-600 ; Christianity ; History of doctrines

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I, you, we : community and fraternity in Buber, Rosenzweig, and Levinas. (2022)

Morgan, Michael L. 1944- ; מורגן, מיכאל ל. ; Rosenzweig, Franz 1886-1929 ; [et al.]

In: Levinas Studies 14 (2020) 165-185

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ISSN: 1554-7000

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Year of publication: 2022

Titel der Quelle: Levinas Studies

Angaben zur Quelle: 14 (2020) 165-185

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Lévinas, Emmanuel ; Rosenzweig, Franz, ; Communities Philosophy ; Jewish philosophy 20th century

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Can Spinoza’s Pantheism and Kaplan’s naturalism be compatible with Buber’s existentialism?. (2022)

Menitoff, Paul ; Spinoza, Benedictus de 1632-1677 ; Спиноза, Барух 1632-1677 ; [et al.]

In: CCAR Journal; a Reform Jewish Quarterly 69,1 (2022) 103-112

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ISSN: 0149-712X

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Year of publication: 2022

Titel der Quelle: CCAR Journal; a Reform Jewish Quarterly

Angaben zur Quelle: 69,1 (2022) 103-112

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Kaplan, Mordecai Menahem, ; Spinoza, Benedictus de, ; God (Judaism) Philosophy

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United passions : Jewish modernity and the quest for integrity in Paul Mendes-Flohr. (2022)

Brody, Samuel Hayim ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Religions 13,5 (2022) pp 10

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ISSN: 2077-1444

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Year of publication: 2022

Titel der Quelle: Religions

Angaben zur Quelle: 13,5 (2022) pp 10

Keywords: Mendes-Flohr, Paul R. ; Buber, Martin, ; Historians of philosophy ; Jewish philosophers

Abstract: Over his long and distinguished career as a historian of modern Jewish thought, Paul Mendes-Flohr has followed his great subject, Martin Buber, in striving for unity among the many subjects and spheres of Jewish life in modernity (politics, economics, religion, etc.). I argue that he has done so both descriptively and normatively, in both his accounts of the work of others and in his own methodology. Like Buber himself, Mendes-Flohr moves from an effort to achieve integrity by simply drawing everything together to an interest in holding divisions together in productive and pluralistic tension. View Full-Text

DOI: 10.3390/rel13050446

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The nation as imperative : cooperative nationalism and the idea of the state in Martin Buber and Hermann Cohen. (2021)

Biemann, Asher D. ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Modern Judaism 41,2 (2021) 162-193

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ISSN: 0276-1114

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Modern Judaism

Angaben zur Quelle: 41,2 (2021) 162-193

Keywords: Augustin Marie du Très Saint Sacrement, ; Buber, Martin, ; Nationalism Philosophy ; Zionism Philosophy ; State, The Philosophy

Abstract: Imperatives, as Immanuel Kant observed, differ from laws. Laws set limits through coercion, whereas imperatives imagine infinity through freedom. What does it mean for the nation to be an imperative? Starting with the famous 1916 controversy on Zionism between the neo-Kantian philosopher Hermann Cohen and the philosopher of dialogue Martin Buber, this essay explores how Buber developed Cohen’s dialectic of Machtstaat (power-state) and Kulturstaat (culture-state) into a model of cultural cooperation. Unlike Cohen, whose understanding of nation and nationality relied on Herder and Fichte, and who feared that Zionism would always be exclusionary, Buber believed that Zionism could be the inclusive self-realization of the Jewish people. Yet Buber’s Zionism of meta-national cooperation also deeply echoed Cohen’s own understanding of the German State as transcending itself in cooperative federalism. In the end, both believed that human culture offered ways of solidarity and community that the state per se could not provide and which, in fact, functioned as a corrective to the state’s “omnipotence.” For Buber, the pragmatic acceptance of the State of Israel was but the beginning of a meta-political imperative articulated by the prophets, and anticipated a time when the state, as Cohen believed, would be “displaced by messianism.”

DOI: 10.1093/mj/kjab006

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Tsimtsum as eclipse : anthropomorphism and transcendence in Buber and Horkheimer. (2021)

Angermann, Asaf 1978- ; Horkheimer, Max 1895-1973 ; הורקהימר, מקס 1895-1973 ; [et al.]

In: Tsimtsum and Modernity; Lurianic Heritage in Modern Philosophy and Theology (2021) 247-266

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ISBN: 9783110684285

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Tsimtsum and Modernity; Lurianic Heritage in Modern Philosophy and Theology

Angaben zur Quelle: (2021) 247-266

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Horkheimer, Max, Criticism and interpretation ; Zimzum (Cabala) ; Anthropomorphism History of doctrines

DOI: 10.1515/9783110684353-011

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Divine presence in the absence of the Temple. (2021)

Levitt, Risa ; Jesus ; ישו הנוצרי

In: Contextualizing Jewish Temples (2021) 172-191

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ISBN: 9789004444782

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Contextualizing Jewish Temples

Angaben zur Quelle: (2021) 172-191

Keywords: Jesus Person and offices ; Temple of Jerusalem (Jerusalem, Israel) Destruction and pillage ; Presence of God Biblical teaching ; Presence of God History of doctrines Early church, ca. 30-600 ; Church history Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600 ; Qumran community ; Judaism History of doctrines ; Pharisees Attitudes

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"Like the snail that dissolves" : construction of identity of psalmist and enemy in the lament psalms of the individual. (2021)

Stocks, Simon P. ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965. ; בובר, מרטין 1878-1965.

In: Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 46,1 (2021) 133-143

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ISSN: 0309-0892

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Journal for the Study of the Old Testament

Angaben zur Quelle: 46,1 (2021) 133-143

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Bible. Criticism, interpretation, etc. ; Laments in the Bible ; Identity (Philosophical concept) ; Enemy in the Bible

Abstract: The paper explores how the psalms of lament of the individual constructed the identity not only of the Israelites who used them in worship but also of their antagonists. It starts with a critique of Amy Cottrill’s Language, Power, and Identity in the Lament Psalms of the Individual, which is critical of the psalmist’s non-specific presentation of the enemies that ‘obscures the humanity of the one he prays against’. This alleged dehumanisation of the enemies is explored further through the dialogical framework of Martin Buber’s ‘I-Thou’. A consideration of Buber’s two basic word pairs, ‘I-You’ and ‘I-It’, prompts the question of whether the psalmist treats the enemies as ‘You’ or ‘It’. Further arguments based on the social setting of the lament psalms lead to the conclusion that they construct an identity of a psalmist who is in real relationship with both God and the enemy and who treats them as genuine relational beings.

DOI: 10.1177/03090892211004971

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Karl Löwith’s secularization thesis and the Jewish reception of Heidegger. (2021)

Herskowitz, Daniel M. ; Strauss, Leopold 1897-1944 ; שטראוס, ליאו 1897-1944 ; [et al.]

In: Religions 12,6 (2021) pp 17

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Religions

Angaben zur Quelle: 12,6 (2021) pp 17

Keywords: Heidegger, Martin, ; Löwith, Karl, ; Buber, Martin, ; Cassirer, Ernst, ; Strauss, Leopold, ; Secularism Philosophy

Abstract: This article argues that Karl Löwith’s thesis of secularization—in brief, that while modern philosophical notions present themselves as secular, they are in fact secularized, that is, they preserve features of the theological background they repress and remain determined by it—can serve as a productive hermeneutical key for framing and understanding an important strand in the twentieth century Jewish response to Heidegger’s philosophy. It takes Ernst Cassirer, Leo Strauss, and Martin Buber as test-cases and demonstrates that these three Jewish thinkers interpreted various categories of Heidegger’s Being and Time to be not simply secular but secularized Christian categories that continue to bear the mark of their theological origin even in their now-secular application and context. The article concludes with a number of reflections and observations on how Löwith’s thesis of secularization can shed light on the polemical and political-theological edge of this strand in Heidegger’s Jewish reception.

DOI: 10.3390/rel12060411

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Making a philosophical problem our own : Peter Ochs’ "pragmatic historiography". (2021)

Filler, Emily ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Signs of Salvation (2021) 105-115

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Titel der Quelle: Signs of Salvation

Angaben zur Quelle: (2021) 105-115

Keywords: Ochs, Peter, ; Buber, Martin, ; Bible Criticism, interpretation, etc. ; Methodology ; Bible Historiography ; Bible. Criticism, interpretation, etc., Jewish ; Pragmatism

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Martin Buber’s dialogical thought as a philosophy of action. (2021)

Ziderman, Asaf ; זידרמן, אסף ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Journal of Religion 101,3 (2021) 371-387

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ISSN: 0022-4189

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Journal of Religion

Angaben zur Quelle: 101,3 (2021) 371-387

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Dialogue Philosophy ; Act (Philosophy) ; Jewish philosophy 20th century

Abstract: This article presents a novel reading of Buber’s dialogical thought as an argument internal to the field of philosophy of action—namely, that action in its perfected form is necessarily dialogical. This work breaks rank with the consensus of previous scholarship that narrowly viewed Buber’s dialogical thought as a post-Kantian epistemology enlisted to solve the problem of access to noumenal reality and other minds. Judged through this prism, Buber’s dialogical thought was ultimately conceived by its philosophical interpreters as flawed and dated. However, as we change its framing, from an epistemology to a philosophy of action, these critiques should be reexamined.

DOI: 10.1086/714251

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Martin Buber. (2021)

Kasper, Walter ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Interreligious Heroes (2021) 71-76

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Titel der Quelle: Interreligious Heroes

Angaben zur Quelle: (2021) 71-76

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Judaism Relations ; Christianity ; Jewish philosophers ; Jewish philosophers ; Jewish philosophy 20th century

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The myth of permanence and the task of eternity : Ernst Cassirer and Hermann Cohen on the self-transcendence of the state. (2021)

Biemann, Asher ; Cassirer, Ernst 1874-1945 ; קסירר, ארנסט 1874-1945 ; [et al.]

In: Jewish Studies Quarterly 29,1 (2022) 46-71

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ISSN: 0944-5706

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Jewish Studies Quarterly

Angaben zur Quelle: 29,1 (2022) 46-71

Keywords: Kant, Immanuel, ; Hegel, Georg Ludwig Friedrich, ; Buber, Martin, ; Cassirer, Ernst, ; Judaism and philosophy ; Jewish philosophers ; Political science Philosophy

Abstract: First published in 1946, Ernst Cassirer's The Myth of the State is a passionate plea against the irrational forces in politics and for a restoration of the Kantian task of freedom. For Cassirer, only a fully rational state can subdue the resurgent forces of myth, and it is the philosopher's task to continuously question, as the Hebrew prophets did, the foundations of human power and to think against and beyond the present time. Cassirer's critique of the state intersects in many points with Hermann Cohen's ambivalent understanding of the state as a myth of permanence and moral institution of eternity. Like Kant's freedom, eternity, for Cohen, cannot be but task. The myth of the state is undermined by the prophetic vision that the state is no self-sufficient goal, but a transitory concept towards the concept of peace. Reading Cassirer and Cohen side by side, this essay reflects on their shared affinity to prophetic politics as a self-revision of the state.

DOI: 10.1628/jsq-2022-0004

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Fackenheim and Buber on Revelation : re-evaluating the existential and historical turn away from philosophy. (2021)

Kepnes, Steven 1952- ; Fackenheim, Emil L. ; Факенгейм, Эмиль Л. ; [et al.]

In: Emil Fackenheim's Post-Holocaust Thought and Its Philosophical Sources (2021) 184-202

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Emil Fackenheim's Post-Holocaust Thought and Its Philosophical Sources

Angaben zur Quelle: (2021) 184-202

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Fackenheim, Emil L. ; Philosophy and religion ; Judaism and philosophy ; Revelation Philosophy ; Jewish philosophy ; God Philosophy ; Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Philosophy

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"Corporeality, Not Spirituality" : Martin Buber’s resistance at Eranos in 1934. (2021)

Shonkoff, Sam S. B. ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Journal of Religion 101,4 (2021) 505-523

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Journal of Religion

Angaben zur Quelle: 101,4 (2021) 505-523

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Eranos Foundation ; National socialism Philosophy ; Jewish philosophy 20th century

Abstract: The annual Eranos conference in Ascona, Switzerland, contributed immensely to discourse about religion and spirituality from its inception in 1933. These gatherings, which revolved largely around the psychologist Carl Jung, investigated religious consciousness by way of spiritual “symbols” or “archetypes.” Such images were generally treated as timeless, autonomous phenomena that penetrate beyond historical particularities and social forms into the transcendent depths of the mystical Self. Discourse at Eranos thus portrayed the essence of religion as decontextualized and de-ethicized. The current article demonstrates that the German-Jewish philosopher Martin Buber was already sensitive to the sociopolitical dangers of this approach when he lectured at Eranos in 1934. The essay that emerged out of those talks, “Sinnbildliche und sakramentale Existenz im Judentum” (Symbolic and Sacramental Existence in Judaism), is widely read as a classic of Buber’s writings on Hasidism. And yet, the historical details surrounding Buber’s Eranos lectures, especially as evidenced in the unpublished letters between him and the conference organizer, Olga Fröbe-Kapteyn, as well as the stenographer’s typescript of Buber’s live orations, shed remarkable new light on the well-known essay. “Sinnbildliche und sakramentale Existenz” was, in fact, composed largely as a polemic against Jung and his followers at Eranos, a number of whom were aligned with National Socialism and other fascist movements. In an act of scholarly resistance, Buber challenged widespread perspectives at Eranos regarding symbolism, Gnosticism, and the nature of religion. In so doing, he anticipated later critiques of Eranos that took shape in the 1990s.

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Wisdom in Jewish theology. (2021)

Schofer, Jonathan ; Maimonides, Moses 1135-1204. ; משה בן מימון 1138-1204. ; [et al.]

In: The Oxford Handbook of Wisdom and the Bible (2021) 241-254

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ISBN: 9780190661267

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: The Oxford Handbook of Wisdom and the Bible

Angaben zur Quelle: (2021) 241-254

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Lévinas, Emmanuel ; Maimonides, Moses, ; Zohar Criticism, interpretation, etc. ; Hasidism ; Judaism Doctrines ; Wisdom Religious aspects ; Judaism

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Buber’s "Elijah" as an allegorical play. (2021)

Davidi, Einat ; דוידי, עינת ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965.

In: Partial Answers 19,1 (2021) 35-59

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ISSN: 1565-3668

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Year of publication: 2021

Titel der Quelle: Partial Answers

Angaben zur Quelle: 19,1 (2021) 35-59

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Bible In literature ; Israeli drama (German) History and criticism ; Allegory ; Society in literature ; Israel In literature ; Israel Social life and customs 1948-1967

Abstract: The play Elijah (1963), written by the philosopher Martin Buber in his twilight days, represents his diagnosis of the state of humanity at his time. I discuss this play as an allegorical drama, examining it against the background of Buber’s rejection of allegory, and demonstrating its implementation of the specific sense Buber gave to the allegoric in "Symbolic and Sacramental Existence in Judaism" (1934). Dramatic, allegorical multilayered agon enables Buber to express the idea of crisis and struggle between the principles of form and formlessness and between decisiveness and hesitation as enabling decision, that is, creation; it enables a simultaneous exploration of the political and the existential, the individual and the collective, as well as the validation of the affinity that Buber identifies between the individual inner struggle and the struggle embodied in history. In the frame of a Biblical play, Buber thus expressed his thoughts about Jewish society in the nascent State of Israel and about post-war Germany, his interpretation of the Cold War. The play renders his philosophical and theological concerns and his interpretation of history, including his own role in it.

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The societal role of the man of spirit according to Martin Buber. (2020)

Kosman, Admiel 1957- ; Hadad, Yemima ; חדד, ימימה ; [et al.]

In: Hebrew Union College Annual 91 (2020) 207-259

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ISSN: 0360-9049

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Year of publication: 2020

Titel der Quelle: Hebrew Union College Annual

Angaben zur Quelle: 91 (2020) 207-259

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Jewish philosophy 20th century ; Zaddikim History of doctrines

Abstract: This study offers a view into Buber's conception of the social role of the “person of spirit” – the individual who, in other contexts, would be called philosopher, thinker, or intellectual.A key element of the person of spirit's role, according to Buber, is the evaluation of social reality – judging the public's ability to be guided by the realm of the spirit at any given hour while responding to the challenges that this particular hour may present. The person of spirit is required to constantly mediate between “heaven” and “earth” – between the ideal and reality – even if in a particular situation the moral action which has to be taken can only be partial, and will fall short of the absolute demand of the spirit.Buber emphasizes that the influence of the spirit on reality always begins with an effort of the “person of spirit” to transform him or herself from a monological to a dialogical person. Without a dialogical affinity between the person of spirit and their community, there can be no real effect of the spirit on reality.The person of spirit is, therefore, according to Buber, fully involved in the social life of the community. Our study shows that Buber shaped this figure of the “person of spirit” by combining the model of the biblical prophet, who is sent to the people, with the model of the Hasidic leader who acts according to the principle of the “Descent of the Zaddik.” The person of spirit is required to live their life in a “Thou” relationship with their community, and is therefore frequently descending from an elevated spiritual level to the level of the people, in order to empathetically share their mundane worries, fears, and afflictions.By comparing the models of the biblical prophet and the Hassidic Zaddik to the model of the Greek prophetes and Plato's philosopher-king, we can, according to Buber, reflect on the role of the person of spirit in society in our time as well.

DOI: 10.15650/hebruniocollannu.91.2020.0207

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I, you, we : community and redemption in Rosenzweig. (2020)

Morgan, Michael L. 1944- ; מורגן, מיכאל ל. ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Naharaim 14,2 (2020) 225-242

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ISSN: 1862-9148

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Year of publication: 2020

Titel der Quelle: Naharaim

Angaben zur Quelle: 14,2 (2020) 225-242

Keywords: Rosenzweig, Franz, ; Buber, Martin, ; Communities Philosophy ; Jewish communities ; Jewish philosophy 20th century ; Redemption Judaism

Abstract: In the early decades of the 20th century, the concept of community (Gemeinschaft) was associated with an ideal society or polity. A host of figures conceived of redemption as the creation and development of community. In this paper, I briefly discuss how this ideal was appropriated by Martin Buber and how genuine community came to mean, for him, a society organized in terms of a collection of I-Thou oriented relationships. I then consider how the same ideal might help us to understand the social and historical ideal which Franz Rosenzweig takes to be the redemptive ideal of Judaism and the Jewish people.

DOI: 10.1515/naha-2019-0013

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Martin Buber (1878-1965) : human in dialogue. (2020)

Schröder, Christoph ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: The Lost Mirror (2020) 30-48

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ISBN: 9783506728517

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Year of publication: 2020

Titel der Quelle: The Lost Mirror

Angaben zur Quelle: (2020) 30-48

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Dialogues, Hebrew History and criticism ; Jewish philosophy 20th century ; Jews Education ; Philosophy

DOI: 10.30965/9783657728510_004

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Searching for the sacred other in the Palestinian / Israeli conflict. (2020)

Mills, Lynn E. ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965. ; בובר, מרטין 1878-1965.

In: Encountering the Other (2020) 141-152

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Year of publication: 2020

Titel der Quelle: Encountering the Other

Angaben zur Quelle: (2020) 141-152

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Compassionate Listening Project ; Other (Philosophy) Religious aspects ; Arab-Israeli conflict Religious aspects ; Judaism

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"Wretched nurseries of unceasing discord" : nationalism, war, and the project of peace. (2020)

Ryan, Cheyney 1948- ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Theoretical Inquiries in Law 21,2 (2020) 207-227

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ISSN: 1565-1509

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Year of publication: 2020

Titel der Quelle: Theoretical Inquiries in Law

Angaben zur Quelle: 21,2 (2020) 207-227

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Jewish nationalism ; Zionism Philosophy ; Self-determination, National ; Arab-Israeli conflict ; Nation-state

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Reflections on the religious other from modern Jewish philosophy. (2020)

Kepnes, Steven 1952- ; Cohen, Hermann 1842-1918 ; כהן, הרמן 1842-1918 ; [et al.]

In: Contemporary Jewry 40,1 (2020) 67-83

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ISSN: 0147-1694

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Year of publication: 2020

Titel der Quelle: Contemporary Jewry

Angaben zur Quelle: 40,1 (2020) 67-83

Keywords: Goshen-Gottstein, Alon ; Lévinas, Emmanuel ; Buber, Martin, ; Cohen, Hermann, ; Judaism Relations ; Jewish philosophy Influence

Abstract: This essay reviews research gathered by Alon Goshen-Gottstein on Judaism and World Religions. The essay examines the notion of the Other as both feared and loved in Judaism. It assesses the work of Goshen-Gottstein positively and adds portraits of the Other from modern Jewish philosophers, Hermann Cohen, Martin Buber, and Emmanuel Levinas, that attempt to show how others from different religions and cultures can help to open new perspectives on life and even open a way to God. The paper ends with an argument for both universalistic perspectives from theologies of creation and particularistic perspective from theologies of revelation in interfaith dialogue.

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A Buber revival is coming - but maybe for the wrong reasons : a review essay. (2020)

Gold, Neal ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; Бубер, Мартин 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: CCAR Journal; a Reform Jewish Quarterly 67,1 (2020) 90-96

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ISSN: 0149-712X

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Year of publication: 2020

Titel der Quelle: CCAR Journal; a Reform Jewish Quarterly

Angaben zur Quelle: 67,1 (2020) 90-96

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Zionism Philosophy

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Buber, Scholem, and the "Me’or enayim" : another perspective on a great controversy. (2020)

Green, Arthur 1941- ; Nahum of Chernobyl approximately 1730-approximately 1797. ; מנחם נחום בן צבי הירש מצ'רנובל 1730-1797. ; [et al.]

In: Swimming against the Current; Reimagining Jewish Tradition in the Twenty-First Century (2020) 117-142

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ISBN: 9781644693070

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Year of publication: 2020

Titel der Quelle: Swimming against the Current; Reimagining Jewish Tradition in the Twenty-First Century

Angaben zur Quelle: (2020) 117-142

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Scholem, Gershom, ; Nahum, ; Nahum, ; Chernobyl Hasidim ; Hasidism History To 1816

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Martin Buber and Chinese thought. (2020)

Eber, Irene 1929-2019 ; איבר, איירין 1929-2019 ; Buber, Martin 1878-1965 ; [et al.]

In: Jews in China; Cultural Conversations, Changing Perceptions, [by] Irene Eber (2020) 201-222

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ISBN: 9780271084961

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Year of publication: 2020

Titel der Quelle: Jews in China; Cultural Conversations, Changing Perceptions, [by] Irene Eber

Angaben zur Quelle: (2020) 201-222

Keywords: Buber, Martin, ; Jewish philosophers Attitudes ; Jewish philosophy 20th century ; Philosophy, Chinese ; Taoism

DOI: 10.5325/j.ctv14gpgr0.15

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