Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies, vol. 6, no. 18, Winter 2007

Published: 2007-12-30

Studies & Articles

Essays in Honor of Moshe Idel

Sandu Frunză

1-5
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Spiritual Transformations of Torah in Biblical and Rabbinic Tradition

Michael Fishbane

6-15
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Moshe Idel‘s Contribution to the Study of Religion

Jonathan Garb

16-29
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A Critical Return to Moshe Idel’s Kabbalah: New Perspectives: An Appreciation

Daniel Abrams

30-40
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Moshe Idel’s Phenomenology and its Sources

Ron Margolin

41-51
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Letter Permutation Techniques, Kavannah and Prayer in Jewish Mysticism

Adam Afterman

52-78
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Edenic Paradise And Paradisal Eden Moshe Idel’s Reading Of The Talmudic Legend Of The Four Sages Who Entered The Pardes

Felicia Waldman

79-87
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Idel on Spinoza

Warren Zev Harvey

88-94
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Zohar and Iamblichus

Yehuda Liebes

95-100
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Between Sefer Yezirah and Wisdom Literature: Three Binitarian Approaches in Sefer Yezirah

Dr. Ronit Meroz

101-142
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Structure, Innovation, and Diremptive Temporality: The Use of Models to Study Continuity and Discontinuity in Kabbalistic Tradition

Elliot R. Wolfson

143-167
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How Does One Become a Jewish Philosopher? Reflections on a Canonical Status

Michael Zank

168-180
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Aspects of the connection between Judaism and Christianity in Franz Rosenzweig’s philosophy

Sandu Frunză

181-205
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Mystical Jewish Sociology

Philip Wexler

206-217
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Metafora cărţii. Percepţia cărţii ebraice în comunităţile nord transilvănene. Sec. XIX – XX (The Metaphor of the Book. The Hebrew Book and Its Perception in the Jewish Communities of North Transylvania. The 19th and 20th Centuries.)

Maria Radosav

218-225
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Moshe Idel, cartea şi hermeneutica negativului (Moshe Idel, The Book and the Hermeneutics of the Negative)

Cristina Gavriluță

226-236
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Reviews

Moshe Idel Ascension on High in Jewish Mysticism: Pillars, Lines, Ladders Budapest:Central European University Press, 2005.

Mihaela Mudure

237-238
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Moshe Idel, Maimonide şi mistica evreiască, trad. rom. Mihaela Frunză, Ed. Dacia, Cluj, 2001

Nicolae Iuga

239-240
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