# Rivelazione e Cabala/Bibliografia

Rivelazione e Cabala
* Tradizione, Ricezione e Rivelazione nella Prima CabalaRivelazione e Cabala/Tradizione e rivelazione
* 1475–1575: Crisi della tradizione mediata nella CabalaRivelazione e Cabala/Crisi della tradizione
* Continuum Ontologico e Rivelazione in Sefer ha-MeshivRivelazione e Cabala/Continuum ontologico
* Uno Zohar per la Shekhinah secondo Moses CordoveroRivelazione e Cabala/Moses Cordovero
* Joseph Karo e la Rivelazione delle Potenze Divine FemminiliRivelazione e Cabala/Joseph Karo
* Isaac Luria Ashkenazi: Rivelazione e Fonte della CabalaRivelazione e Cabala/Isaac Luria Ashkenazi
* Alcune conclusioniRivelazione e Cabala/Conclusioni
BibliografiaRivelazione e Cabala/Bibliografia
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# Bibliografia & Riferimenti

* Abrams, Daniel, "Knowing the Maiden Without Eyes: Reading the Sexual Reconstruction of the Jewish Mystic in a Zoharic Parable", Daat, vol. 50–52 (2003), lix–lxxxiii.
* ——, "Orality in the Kabbalistic School of Nahmanides: Preserving and Interpreting Esoteric Traditions and Texts", Jewish Studies Quarterly vol. 2 (1995), 85–102.
* ——, The Female Body of God in Kabbalistic Literature: Embodied Forms of Love and Sexuality in the Divine Feminine, Gerusalemme: Magnes Press 2004 (He).
* Abulafia, Abraham, Sefer ‘Otzar ‘Eden Ganuz, Ms. Oxford, Bodleiana 1580.
* ——, Sefer ha-H̠esheq, Ms. New York: JTS 1801.
* Asulin, Shifra, The Mystical Commentary of the Song of Songs in the Zohar and its Background, Gerusalemme: Hebrew University 2006, Ph. D. Thesis (He).
* Bacher, Wilhelm, "L’exegese biblique dans le Zohar", Revue des Etudes Juives, vol. 22 (1891), 33–46, 219–229.
* Benin, Stephen D., The Footprints of God, Divine Accommodation in Jewish and Christian Thought, Albany: SUNY Press 1993.
* Ben-Sasson, Hayyim Hillel, "The Reformation in Contemporary Jewish Opinion", Proceedings of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, vol. 4 (1970), 239–326.
* Bremond, Henri, Histoire litteraire du sentiment religieux en France, vol. 2., Parigi: Bloud et Gay 1916.
* Burns, Gerald, Hermeneutics Ancient and Modern, New Haven: Yale University Press 1992.
* de Certeau, Michel, La fable mystique, 1 XVI–XVII siecle, Parigi: Gallimard 1982.
* de Leon, R. Moses, Sheqel ha-Qodesh, Mopsik, C. (cur.), Los Angeles: Cherub Press 1996.
* Elior, Rachel, "R. Joseph Karo and R. Israel Baʾal Shem Tov: Mystical Metamorphosis, Kabbalistic Inspiration and Spiritual Internalization", Tarbiz, vol. 65 (1996), 671–709 (He).
* Fine, Lawrence, "Recitation of Mishnah as a Vehicle for Mystical Inspiration: a Contemplative Technique Taught by Hayyim Vital", REJ vol. CXVI (1982), 183–199.
* ——, Physician of the Soul, Healer of the Cosmos: Isaac Luria and His Kabbalistic Fellowship, Stanford: Stanford University Press 2003.
* Garb, Jonathan, "Gender and Power in Kabbalah: a theoretical investigation", Kabbalah vol. 13 (2005), 79–108.
* ——, "The Cult of the Saints in Lurianic Kabbalah", Jewish Quarterly Review, vol. 98, 2 (2008), 203–229.
* ——, Manifestations of Power in Jewish Mysticism, Gerusalemme: Magnes Press 2005 (He).
* Giller, Pinchas, "Recovering the sanctity of the Galilee; the veneration of sacred relics in classical Kabbalah", Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy, vol. 4 (1994), 147–169.
* Goodman, Micha, "Typological Interpretation and the Idea of Progress, Inquiries in Nahmanides’ View of History", Da’at vol. 56 (2005), 39–59 (He).
* Green, Arthur "Bride, Spouse, Daughter: Images of the Feminine in Classical Jewish Sources", in: Heschel, S. (cur.), On Being a Jewish Feminist, New York: Schocken Books 1983, 248–260.
* Halbertal, Moshe, By Way of Truth, Nahmanides and the Creation of Tradition, Gerusalemme: Hartman Institute 2006 (He).
* ——, Concealment and Revelation: Esotericism and Jewish Thought and its Philosophical Implications, Princeton: Princeton University Press 2008.
* Hallamish, Moshe, Kabbalah in Liturgy, Halakhah, and Customs, Ramat Gan: Bar-Ilan University Press 2000 (He).
* Heschel, Abraham J., Prophetic Inspiration after the Prophets, Maimonides and Other Medieval Authorities, Faierstein, M. M. (cur.), Hoboken, NJ: Ktav Publishing House 1996.
* Huss, Boaz, "A Sage is Preferable to a Prophet: R. Simeʾon bar Yohai and Moses in the Zohar", Kabbalah, vol. 4 (1999), 103–140 (He).
* ——, "Holy Place, Holy Time, Holy Book: The Influence of the Zohar on Pilgrimage Rituals to Meron and the Lag-BaOmer Festival", Kabbalah vol. 7 (2002), 237–256 (He).
* ——, "Sefer ha-Zohar as a Canonical, Sacred and Holy Text: Changing Perspectives in the Book of Splendor Between the Thirteenth and Eighteenth Centuries", Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy, vol. 7 (1998), 257–307.
* ——, "The Appearance of the Book of the Zohar", Tarbiz, vol. 70 (2001), 507–542 (He).
* ——, "The Worship of the Tombs of Righteous in Safedian Kabbalah", Mah̠anaim, 14 (NS) (2002), 123–134 (He).
* ——, "Zoharic Communities in Safed", in: Gries, Z., Kreisel, H., Huss, B. (curr.), Shefa Tal: Studies in Jewish Thought and Culture in Honor of Bracha Sack, Beer Sheva: Ben Gurion University Press 2004, 149–169 (He).
* ——, Like the Radiance of the Sky: Chapters in the Reception History of the Zohar and the Construction of its Symbolic Value, Gerusalemme: The Ben Zvi Institute, The Bialik Institute 2008 (He).
* Idel, Moshe (cur.), Le Porte della Giustizia, Mottolese, M. (tr.), Milano: Adelphi 2001.
* ——, Absorbing Perfections: Kabbalah and Interpretation, New Haven: Yale University Press 2002.
* ——, "‘Adonay Sefatai Tiftah̠—Models of Understanding Prayer in Early Hasidism", Kabbalah, vol. 18 (2008), 64–76.
* ——, "3 Jewish thinkers versus Christian Kabbalah", in: Schmidt-Biggeman, W. (cur.), Christliche Kabbala, Ostfildern: J. Thorbecke 2003, 49–65.
* ——, "Androgyny and Equality in the Theosophical-Theurgical Kabbalah", Diogenes, vol. 52 (2005), 27–38.
* ——, "Ashkenazi esotericism and Kabbalah in Barcelona", Hispania Judaica Bulletin vol. 5 (2007), 69–113.
* ——, Ben: Sonship and Jewish Mysticism, Londra, New York: Continuum 2007.
* ——, "Defining Kabbalah: The Kabbalah of the Divine Names", in: Mystics of the Book: Themes, Topics, & Typology, Herrera, R. A. (cur.), New York: Peter Lang 1993, 97–122.
* ——, Enchanted Chains, Techniques and Rituals in Jewish Mysticism, Los Angeles: The Cherub Press 2005.
* ——, "Hieroglyphs, keys, enigmas; on G. G. Scholem’s vision of Kabbalah; between Franz Molitor and Franz Kafka", in: Greiner, B., Schmidt, C. (curr.), Arche Noah, Freiburg i.Br.: Rombach 2002, 227–248.
* ——, "Inquiries in the Doctrine of Sefer ha-Meshiv", in: Hacker, J. (cur.), Sefunot, vol. 17, Gerusalemme: Ben Zvi 1983, 185–266 (He).
* ——, "Kabbalah and Elites in Thirteenth-Century Spain", Mediterranean Historical Review, vol. 9 (1994), 5–19.
* ——, Kabbalah & Eros, New Haven: Yale University Press 2005.
* ——, "Kabbalah in Byzantium: A Preliminary Inquiry", Kabbalah, vol. 18 (2008), 197–227 (He).
* ——, Kabbalah: New Perspectives, New Haven: Yale University Press 1988.
* ——, Language, Torah, and Hermeneutics in Abraham Abulafia, Albany: SUNY Press 1990.
* ——, "Magic and Kabbalah in the Book of the Responding Entity", in: Gruber, M. (cur.), The Solomon Goldman Lectures, vol. VI, Chicago: Spertus College 1993, 125–138.
* ——, Messianic Mystics, New Haven: Yale University Press 1998.
* ——, "NAHMANIDES: Kabbalah, Halakhah and Spiritual Leadership", in: Idel, M., Ostow, M. (curr.), Jewish Mystical Leaders and Leadership, Northvale: Jason Aronson 1998, 15–96.
* ——, "Neglected Treatises by the Author of Sefer Kaf ha-Qetoret", Peʾamim, vol. 53 (1993), 75–89 (He).
* ——, "On angels and biblical exegesis in thirteenth century Ashkenaz", in: Green, D., Lieber, L. (curr.), Michael Fishbane Festschrift, Oxfort: Oxford University Press 2009, 211–244.
* ——, "On Mobility, Individuals and Groups: Prolegomenon for a Sociological Approach to Sixteenth-Century Kabbalah", Kabbalah, vol. 3 (1998), 145–176.
* ——, "On the Concept of Zimzum in Kabbalah and Its Research", in: Elior, R., Liebes, Y. (curr.), Lurianic Kabbalah, Gerusalemme: Hebrew University 1992, 59–112 (He).
* ——, "On the Meanings of the term ‘Kabbalah’: Between the Prophetic Kabbalah and the Kabbalah of Sefirot in the 13th Century", Pe’amim vol. 93 (2002), 39–76 (He).
* ——, Studies in Ecstatic Kabbalah, Albany: SUNY Press 1989.
* ——, "The Attitude to Christianity in Sefer ha-Meshiv", Immanuel, vol. 12 (1981), 77–95.
* ——, "The Kabbalah’s ‘Window of Opportunities’, 1270–1290", in: Fleisher, E., Blidstein, G., Horowitz, C., Septimus, B. (curr.), Me’ah She’arim, Studies in Medieval Jewish Spiritual Life in Memory of Isadore Twersky, Gerusalemme: The Magnes Press 2001, 171–208.
* ——, "The Lost Books of Solomon", Daat vol. 32/33 (1994), 235–246 (He).
* ——, "The Magical and Neoplatonic Interpretations of Kabbalah in the Renaissance", in: Cooperman, B. D. (cur.), Jewish Thought in the Sixteenth Century, Cambridge: Harvard University Press 1983, 186– 242.
* ——, "The Origins of Alchemy according to Zosimos and a Hebrew Parallel", Revue des etudes juives vol. 145 (1986), 117–124.
* ——, "Transmission in the Thirteenth-Century Kabbalah", in: Elman, Y., Gershoni, I. (curr.), Transmitting Jewish Traditions: Orality, Textuality, and Cultural Diffusion, New Haven, Londra: Yale University Press 2000, 138–164.
* ——, "We Have No Kabbalistic Tradition on This", in: Twersky, I. (cur.), Rabbi Moses Nahmanides (Ramban): Explorations in His Religious and Literary Virtuosity, Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press 1983, 51–73.
* Jacobson, Yoram, "The Aspect of the “Feminine” in the Lurianic Kabbalah", in: Schaefer, P., Dan, J. (curr.), Gershom Scholem’s Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, 50 Years After, Tuebingen: J. C. B. Mohr 1993, 239–255.
* Jones, Rufus M., Spiritual Reformers in the 16th and 17th Centuries, Boston: Beacon Press 1959.
* Kaufmann, David, "Elia Menachem Chalfan on Jews Teaching Hebrew to Non-Jews", Jewish Quarterly Review, [OS] vol. IX (1896/7), 500–508.
* Lachover, Fischel, Al Gevul ha-Yashan ve-ha-H̠adash, Gerusalemme: Bialik 1951 (He).
* Margaliot, R. (cur.), Tiqqunei Zohar, Gerusalemme 1978.
* Matt, Daniel Ch., "The Aura of Secrecy in the Zohar", in:. Schaefer, P., Dan, J. (curr.), Gershom Scholem’s Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, 50 Years After, Tuebingen: J. C. B. Mohr 1993, 181–207.
* Meroz, Ronit, "Faithful Transmission versus Innovation: Luria and his Disciples", in: Schaefer, P., Dan, J. (curr.), Gershom Scholem’s Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, 50 Years After, Tuebingen: J. C. B. Mohr 1993, 257–275.
* Mopsik, Charles, Les grands textes de la Cabale, les rites qui font Dieu, Lagrasse: Verdier 1993.
* Nahmanides, Commentary on the Pentateuch, Chavel, Ch. D. (cur.), Gerusalemme 1963, vol. I.
* Pedaya, Haviva, Nahmanides, Cyclical Time and Holy Text, Tel Aviv: Am Oved 2003 (He).
* R. Joseph ibn Tabbul’s "Commentary on ‘Idra’ Rabba’", in: Weinstock, I. (cur.), Temirin, Gerusalemme: Mosad ha-Rav Kook 1981, vol. 2, 123–167 (He).
* R. Naftali ben Ya’aqov Elhanan Bakharakh, Sefer ‘Emeq ha-Melekh, Frankfurt 1648.
* R. Nathan Netaʾ Hanover, Sha’arei Tzion, Prague 1662.
* Sack, Bracha, "More on the Metamorphosis of the Dictum ‘God, Torah and Israel Are One Unit’", Qiryat Sefer, vol. 57 (1982), 179–184 (He).
* ——, "The Tracing of Sources in R. Abraham Azulai’s Work Hesed le-Avraham", Qiryat Sefer, vol. 56 (1981),164–175 (He).
* ——, Be-Sha’arei ha-Kabbalah shel Rabbi Moshe Cordovero, Beer Sheva: Ben Gurion University Press 1995 (He).
* Scholem, Gershom, "On the Story of R. Joseph della Reina", in: Stein, S., Loewe, R. (curr.), Hokhma Bina veDaat, Studies in Jewish History and Thought Presented to A. Altmann, Alabama: Alabama University Press 1979, 101–108 (He).
* ——, "Shetar ha-Hitqasherut shel Talmidei ha-’Ari", Zion, vol. V (1940), 133–160.
* ——, "Shetar ha-Hitqasherut shel Talmidei ha-’Ari", in: Abrams, D. (cur.), Lurianic Kabbalah: Collected Studies by Gershom Scholem, Los Angeles: Cherub Press 2008, 262–294 (He).
* ——, "The Maggid of Rabbi Joseph Taitatchek and the Revelations attributed to Him", Sefunot, vol. 11 (1971–1978), 69–112 (He).
* ——, Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, New York: Schocken Books 1967.
* ——, On the Mystical Shape of the Godhead, New York: Schocken Books 1991.
* ——, Origins of the Kabbalah, Arkush, A. (cur.), Werblowsky, R. J. Z (cur.), Princeton: Princeton University Press, Philadelphia: JPS 1989.
* Septimus, Bernard, Hispano-Jewish Culture in Transition, Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press 1981.
* Talmage, Frank, "Apples of Gold: The Inner Meaning of Sacred Texts in Medieval Judaism", in: Green, A. (cur.), Jewish Spirituality, New York: Crossroad 1986, vol. 1, 313–356.
* Tiqqunei Zohar, Margaliot, R. (cur.), Gerusalemme: 1978.
* Tishby, Isaiah, The Wisdom of the Zohar, An Anthology of Texts, Londra, Washington: Littman Library 1991, vol. 3.
* Vajda, Georges, "Passages anti-chretiens dans Kaf Ha-Qetoret", Revue de l’histoire des religions, vol. CXVII (1980), 45–58.
* Werblowsky, R. J. Zwi, Joseph Karo: Lawyer and Mystic, Philadelphia: JPS 1977.
* Wolfson, Elliot R., "Beautiful Maiden Without Eyes: Peshat and Sod in Zoharic Hermeneutics", in: Fishbane, M. (cur.), Midrashic Imagination, Albany: SUNY Press 1993, 155–203.
* ——, "Beyond the Spoken Word: Oral Tradition and Written Transmission in Medieval Jewish Mysticism", in: Elman, Y., Gershoni, I. (curr.), Transmitting Jewish Traditions: Orality, Textuality, and Cultural Diffusion, New Haven, Londra: Yale University Press 2000, 166–224.
* ——, "By Way of Truth: Aspects of Nahmanides’ Kabbalistic Hermeneutic", AJS Review vol. 14 (1989), 103–178.
* ——, "Gender and Heresy in the Study of Kabbalah", Kabbalah vol. 6 (2001), 231–262 (He).
* ——, Circle in the Square: Studies in the Use of Gender in Kabbalistic Symbolism, Albany: SUNY Press 1995.
* ——, Through a Speculum that Shines, Vision and Imagination in Medieval Jewish Mysticism, Princeton: Princeton University Press 1994.
* Yisraeli, Oded, The Interpretation of Secrets and the Secret of Interpretation: Midrashic and Hermeneutic Strategies in Sabba de-Mishpatim of the Zohar, Los Angeles: Cherub Press 2005.
* ——, The Interpretation of Secrets and the Secret of Interpretation: Midrashic and Hermeneutic Strategies in Sabba de-Mishpatim of the Zohar, Sources and Studies in the Literature of Jewish Mysticism 17 (2005) (He).
* ⇒ Si veda anche la Bibliografia Secondaria di Abulafia e i segreti della Torah