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نویسندگان: Richard I. Sugarman
سری: SUNY series in Contemporary Jewish Thought
ISBN (شابک) : 143847573X, 9781438475738
ناشر: SUNY Press
سال نشر: 2019
تعداد صفحات: 428
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
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در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Levinas and the Torah: A Phenomenological Approach (SUNY series in Contemporary Jewish Thought) به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب لویناس و تورات: یک رویکرد پدیدارشناختی (مجموعه SUNY در اندیشه معاصر یهودی) نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
تفسیر لوینازی بر تورات.
A Levinasian commentary on the Torah.
Contents Preface Encountering Levinas A Brief Biography of Emmanuel Levinas Levinas’s Philosophical Works The Importance of Levinas to Contemporary Jewish Thought The Burden of Post-Holocaust Jewish Thought: The Radicalizing of Levinas’s Philosophical Thinking on the Holocaust Levinas’s Phenomenological Approach Acknowledgments Note to the Reader The Jewish Bible Torah and Interpretation The Order of the Book New Word Concepts Advanced by Levinas On Transliteration from Hebrew to English Key to Abbreviations of Works by Levinas Genesis Bereishis On Genesis Facing Responsibility (Beresheis: In the Beginning) The Love of Wisdom and the Wisdom of Love (Noach: Noah) The Meta-Covenant Humanism without Transcendence A New Paradigm for the Human Subject: The Other before the Self (Lech Lecha: Go Out of Yourself) Covenant On Justice and Its Surplus (Vayeira: The Lord Appeared) Moral Reasoning: Explanation and Justice The Binding of Isaac: The Yours (Akedah: Binding) The Death of the Other (Chayei Sarah: The Life of Sarah) Continuity and Discontinuity Generational Responsibility (Toldos: Generations) Rebecca’s Fourfold Responsibility Love and Work in Exile (Vayeitze: He Went Out) Fear and Anguish (Vayishlach: He Sent) Before Dawn: Jacob/Israel Settling (Vayeshev: He Settled) Teshuva: Turning Yehuda and Tamar: The Face, Rectitude, and Voluptuosity Dreams, Hermeneutics, and Action (Mikeitz: At the End Of) Bread and Work Fraternity and Responsibility Substitution and Solidarity (Vayigash: And He Approached) Eglah Arufah: Assigning Responsibility Intimations of a Messianic Time (Vayechi: And He Lived) Exodus Shemos On Exodus Proper Names (Shemos: Names) The Fourfold Promise (Va’eira: I Appeared) Making Time (Bo: Go) Taste and Meaning (Beshalach: Sent Out) The Language of Revelation (Yisro: The Giving of the Torah) Time and Revelation The Order of Meaning vs. the Meaning of Order Economic and Social Justice (Mishpatim: Laws for Which Reason Is Easily Adduced) Social Justice: Its Prescriptions and Promise Feeding the Hungry (Terumah: Portion) Daily Fidelity (Tetzaveh: Command) In the Absence of Moses The Trace (Ki Sisa: Take a Census) Expression and Discourse The Incalculable: Suffering and Justice After Fire (Vayakhel: Assembling) The Portability of the Ark Generosity Accountability (Pekudei: Reckonings of the Tabernacle) Leviticus Vayikra On Leviticus The Saying and the Said (Vayikra: To Call) Speech in the Imperative Mode (Tzav: Command) On Ritual Questioning, Responding, and Answering (Shementi: Eighth) The Skin of Others (Tazria: Skin Disease) From One’s Own Skin toward the Skin of Others (Excursus on Job) The Sincerity of the Saying (Metzora: The Afflicted) The Paradox of Pardon: Teshuvah and Time (Acharei Mos: After the Death) Jonah (Excursus): Teshuvah Further Explored Holiness (Kedoshim: The Laws of Holiness) Time, Holiness, and Alterity (Emor: Say) On Biblical Social Ecology (Behar: At the Mountain) An Ethical Eschatology (Bechukoshai: Laws for Which Reasons Are Not Given) Numbers Bamidbar On the Book of Numbers On the Irreplaceability of the Human (Bamidbar: In the Wilderness) Intimations of Peace (Nasso: Count) The Itinerary: Redirection (Beha’ Aloscha: To Raise Up) Permission for the Promised Land: Granted, Denied, Postponed (Shelach: Send) Beyond Power Politics: Mutuality and the Asymmetry of Ethical Life (Korach) The Mystery of Death: Transcendence and the Limits of Intelligibility (Chukkas: Laws That Are Supra-rational) Prophetism: Inspiration and Prophecy (Balak) Urgency: Devotion vs. Fanaticism (Pinchas) Word and Deed (Mattos: Tribes) Infinite Time A Difficult Piety: Keeping a Promise Journeys and Refuge beyond Our Intentions (Massei: Journeys) Deuteronomy Devarim On Deuteronomy First Reiteration (Devarim: Words) Prayer and Pedagogy (Va’Eschanan: Pleaded) Sanctifying Everyday Life (Ekev: Hear) Economic Justice (Re’eh: See) Justice and Charity On Righteousness and Responsibility (Shoftim: Judges) The Limits of War Infinite Responsibility Social Justice (Ki Seitzei: Go Out) Workers’ Rights The “Pact” (Ki Savo: Enter) Time and Covenant (Nitzavim: Standing) Going Forward (Vayeilech: Went) The Song of the Torah (Haazinu: Listen) The Blessing (Vazos Haberachah: Blessing) Epilogue Appendix 1: Glossary of Talmudic and Biblical Terms Appendix 2: Glossary of Some Key Philosophical Terms and Phrases Used by Levinas Biblical Translations and Commentaries Hebrew Bible Glossary of Commentators Cited or Consulted Works Cited Index