Major turning points in Jewish intellectual history:
"David Aberbach's book explores major transformations in Jewish life and thought from the time the Bible was written to the present, and asks such fundamental questions as: how did ancient Israel evolve to exclusive monotheism? Which circumstances led to the transition among Jews in the Ro...
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New York, N.Y.
Palgrave Macmillan
2003
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| Zusammenfassung: | "David Aberbach's book explores major transformations in Jewish life and thought from the time the Bible was written to the present, and asks such fundamental questions as: how did ancient Israel evolve to exclusive monotheism? Which circumstances led to the transition among Jews in the Roman empire from being a militant, state-based people to being a pacifist, scripture-based people? Which social forces attracted the Jews under medieval Islamic rule to secular life and identity? How did emancipation after the American and French revolutions lead to the end of rabbinic dominance? How did nationalism and revived Hebrew language and literature transform modern Jewish life and culture?"--BOOK JACKET. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 195-209) and index |
| Beschreibung: | xv, 220 p. 22 cm |
| ISBN: | 1403917663 |
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Acknowledgments viii
Introduction ix
Part I From Idolatry to Monotheism 1
1 The Iron Age, Imperialism, and the Prophets 3
2 Trauma and Abstract Monotheism: Jewish Exile and
Recovery in the Sixth Century bce 17
Part II From State to Scripture 29
3 The Roman Jewish Wars and Hebrew Cultural Nationalism 31
4 Entry to Powerlessness: The Tannaim, Marcus Aurelius, and
the Politics of Stoicized Judaism 45
Part III Toward a Secular Culture 73
5 Secular Hebrew Poetry in Muslim Spain 1031 1140 75
Part IV From Theology to Sociology 99
6 The Baal Shem Tov, Mystical Union, and Individualism 101
7 Marx and Freud: Emancipation and the End of
Rabbinic Dominance 114
8 Conflicting Images of Hebrew in Western Civilization 129
Part V From Assimilation to Nationalism 157
9 The Renascence of Hebrew and Jewish Nationalism
in the Tsarist Empire 1881 1917 159
Notes 189
Bibliography 195
Index 210
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