Aspects of Rabbinic Theology: Major Concepts of the Talmud
Solomon Schechter (1847-1915) was a leading thinker in Conservative Judaism at the turn of this century. Schechter, born in Romania, studied at the Rabbinical College in Vienna. Following course work in Berlin, Schechter moved to England, becoming a reader in rabbinics at Cambridge University and Professor of Hebrew at University College, London. At the end of his life he was the head of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Among his most significant works areAspects of Rabbinic TheologyandStudies in Judaism,both considered classic statements of Jewish thought.