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1. Verfasser:	Segal, Eliezer (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	London [u.a.] Routledge 2009
Ausgabe:	1. publ.
Schriftenreihe:	World religions series
Schlagworte:	Geschichte Judentum Judaism > History Judaism > Customs and practices Judaism > Doctrines Einführung
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index Erscheint: September 2008
Beschreibung:	XI, 345 S. Ill.
ISBN:	9780415440080 9780415440097 0415440092 0415440084

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adam_text	Contents List of illustrations xii Acknowledgments xiii Introduction 1 The word Judaism and its significance 1 Jewish religion and nationality 2 Different names for Jews and Judaism 4 PARTI The historical framework 9 1 lbe biblical legacy 11 The Hebrew scriptures and their structure 11 Torah 13 Nevi im 14 Ketuvim 15 Biblical narrative: covenantal history 15 2 The Second Temple era 21 Homeland and diaspora 22 Jews and Samaritans 23 Priestly and scholarly leadership 24 Hellenism 25 lbe Greek-Jewish synthesis of Alexandria 26 The anti-Jewish decrees ofAntiochus Epiphanes and the Hasmonean uprising 27 Sectarian divisions in the wake of the Hasmonean victory 29 The Pharisees, Sadducees and Essenes, and the Qumran library 31 The Jesus movement 35 viii Contents 3 Judaism of the Talmud and Midrash 40 Ike historical context of rabbinic Judaism 40 The generations of the Tannaitic era: Yavneh, Usha, Tiberias 43 The era of the Amoraim 45 TTje genres of the oral Torah: midrash and mishnah 47 Hahkhah and aggadah 48 The Talmuds: Palestinian and Babylonian 54 4 Medieval Judaism 60 The significance of medieval in Judaism 60 Differences between medieval and ancient Judaism 61 Ashkenaz, Sepharad and Provence 65 5 Medieval Jewish philosophy 70 The rediscovery of Greek philosophy 71 Jewish Kalam 73 Neoplatonism 74 Aristotelianism 76 Abraham Abulafia s mystical path 80 Judah Halevi 81 6 Kabbalah 86 German pietism (Hasidut Ashkenaz) 88 The Bahir 89 The Zohar 93 The Raaya Meheimna and Tikkunei Ha-Zohar 94 ТЂе Kabbalah of Rabbi Isaac huria 96 Shabbetai Zevi 97 Hasidism 98 Subsequent development of Hasidism 101 7 The modern era 106 Emancipation 107 The Jewish Enlightenment 108 Moses Mendebsohn (1729-1786): pioneer of Jewish Enlightenment 110 Religious reform in Europe 113 Zacharias Frankéi and Positive-Historical Judaism 117 Orthodoxy and Neo-Orthodoxy 118 Judaism in the New World 122 Conservative Judaism in America 124 American Centrist Orthodoxy 126 Developments among Sephardicjews 128 Havurat Shalom and Jewish Renewal 128 Contents ix PART II Jewish beliefs and values 135 8 Devotion to one God 137 The God of the Hebrew Bible 138 Monotheism and idolatry 140 Philo s Logos theology 141 Divine unity in medieval Jewish philosophy 141 The God of the Kabbalah 144 Heathens and heretics 147 9 God and the world 153 Nature 154 Science and creation 155 Healing and the sanctity of life 156 Kabbalistic views of creation 158 Miracles 160 10 Israel s sacred history 163 Judaism and history 164 Biblical visions of redemption 164 Jerusalem the holy city 167 David and the ideal of monarchy 168 Apocalypse 170 Rationalist eschatologies 171 Redemption according to the Kabbalah 172 Modern attitudes 172 Homeland and exile 173 11 Life after death 182 The biblical background 182 Resurrection and reincarnation 183 Medieval and modern views 185 12 The mystic path 188 Holiness and the encounter with God 188 The work of the chariot 189 Heikhalot literature 190 The mysticism of the Hasidei Ashkenaz 191 Kabbalah and mysticism 191 13 Wisdom and scholarship 197 Tfoe centrality of Torah study as a religious value 198 Biblical scholarship 199 χ Contents Ancient Jewish exegesis 200 Biblical study in the rabbinic era: midrash 201 Medieval biblical studies: the rise of literal exegesis 203 The Torah and commandments in Jewish thought 207 Biblical studies in the modern era 209 Talmudic scholarship: commentaries 212 Codes of talmudic Law 217 Responsa literature 221 14 Justice and morality 226 Sin, repentance and free will 226 Human justice 228 Divine justice, theodicy and Holocaust theology 229 War and peace 232 PART III Jewish observances and institutions 237 15 Jewish education 239 Elementary education 239 Advanced studies: the yeshivah 241 Modern developments 242 16 Places of worship: temple and synagogue 245 Biblical worship: temple and priesthood 246 The origins of the synagogue 248 Women in the synagogue 250 Aspects of communal prayer 251 Piyyut 252 The synagogue in modern times 253 The modern rabbi 254 17 Judaism and daily life 257 Religion in the daily lives of Jews 258 Jewish women 259 Daily prayer 266 The Shema 267 lbe Tefillah ( Eighteen Blessings ) 268 Philosophical attitudes to prayer 268 Hasidic prayer 269 The significance and purpose of the Jewish dietary laws 269 Definitions of permissible and forbidden species 270 Ritual skughter [shehitah] 271 Contents xi Séparation of milk and meat 271 Tithing 272 Modern developments in the Jewish dietary laws 272 18 lbe sacred calendar 277 The structure of the Jewish calendar 277 The Sabbath (Shabbat) 279 The three pilgrimage festivals 280 The penitential season 285 Minor holidays 288 Modern days of commemoration 291 Fast days 291 19 Life cycle observances 295 Jewish life cycle events and rites of passage 295 Birth: initiation into the covenant of Abraham 295 Redemption of the firstborn 297 Adulthood: bar mitzvah/bat mitzvah 297 Marriage, wedding and family 299 Betrothal and wedding 300 Divorce 300 Death and mourning 301 Appendix 1: Guide to pronunciation and transliteration 307 Appendix 2: Timeline of the history of Judaism 310 Glossary 312 Index 331
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47 Hahkhah and aggadah 48 The Talmuds: Palestinian and Babylonian 54 4 Medieval Judaism 60 The significance of "medieval" in Judaism 60 Differences between medieval and ancient Judaism 61 Ashkenaz, Sepharad and Provence 65 5 Medieval Jewish philosophy 70 The rediscovery of Greek philosophy 71 Jewish Kalam 73 Neoplatonism 74 Aristotelianism 76 Abraham Abulafia's mystical path 80 Judah Halevi 81 6 Kabbalah 86 German pietism (Hasidut Ashkenaz) 88 The Bahir 89 The Zohar 93 The Raaya Meheimna and Tikkunei Ha-Zohar 94 ТЂе Kabbalah of Rabbi Isaac huria 96 Shabbetai Zevi 97 Hasidism 98 Subsequent development of Hasidism 101 7 The modern era 106 Emancipation 107 The Jewish Enlightenment 108 Moses Mendebsohn (1729-1786): pioneer of Jewish Enlightenment 110 Religious reform in Europe 113 Zacharias Frankéi and Positive-Historical Judaism 117 Orthodoxy and Neo-Orthodoxy 118 Judaism in the New World 122 Conservative Judaism in America 124 American "Centrist" Orthodoxy 126 Developments among Sephardicjews 128 Havurat Shalom and Jewish Renewal 128 Contents ix PART II Jewish beliefs and values 135 8 Devotion to one God 137 The God of the Hebrew Bible 138 Monotheism and idolatry 140 Philo's Logos theology 141 Divine unity in medieval Jewish philosophy 141 The God of the Kabbalah 144 Heathens and heretics 147 9 God and the world 153 Nature 154 Science and creation 155 Healing and the sanctity of life 156 Kabbalistic views of creation 158 Miracles 160 10 Israel's sacred history 163 Judaism and history 164 Biblical visions of redemption 164 Jerusalem the holy city 167 David and the ideal of monarchy 168 Apocalypse 170 Rationalist eschatologies 171 Redemption according to the Kabbalah 172 Modern attitudes 172 Homeland and exile 173 11 Life after death 182 The biblical background 182 Resurrection and reincarnation 183 Medieval and modern views 185 12 The mystic path 188 Holiness and the encounter with God 188 The work of the chariot 189 Heikhalot literature 190 The mysticism of the Hasidei Ashkenaz 191 Kabbalah and mysticism 191 13 Wisdom and scholarship 197 Tfoe centrality of Torah study as a religious value 198 Biblical scholarship 199 χ Contents Ancient Jewish exegesis 200 Biblical study in the rabbinic era: midrash 201 Medieval biblical studies: the rise of literal exegesis 203 The Torah and commandments in Jewish thought 207 Biblical studies in the modern era 209 Talmudic scholarship: commentaries 212 Codes of talmudic Law 217 Responsa literature 221 14 Justice and morality 226 Sin, repentance and free will 226 Human justice 228 Divine justice, theodicy and Holocaust theology 229 War and peace 232 PART III Jewish observances and institutions 237 15 Jewish education 239 Elementary education 239 Advanced studies: the yeshivah 241 Modern developments 242 16 Places of worship: temple and synagogue 245 Biblical worship: temple and priesthood 246 The origins of the synagogue 248 Women in the synagogue 250 Aspects of communal prayer 251 Piyyut 252 The synagogue 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300 Death and mourning 301 Appendix 1: Guide to pronunciation and transliteration 307 Appendix 2: Timeline of the history of Judaism 310 Glossary 312 Index 331
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