Essays in Jewish thought
By: Nahum N. Glatzer.
Series: Judaic studies series
Publisher: University of Alabama Press; University Alabama Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Tuscaloosa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
ISBN-13: 9780817355579
Subjects: Judaism -- History
Notes: Originally published: c1978.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The attitude toward Rome in third-century Judaism; title: A study of the talmudic-midrashic interpretation of prophecy; title: The concept of peace in classical Judaism; title: The concept of sacrifice in post-biblical Judaism; title: Hillel the Elder in the light of the Dead Sea scrolls; title: Faith and action; title: 'Knowest thou?; title: : notes on the book of Job; title: The God of Job and the God of Abraham: some talmudic-midrashic; title: Interpretations of the book of Job; title: The book of Job and its interpeteres; title: Zion in medieval literature: prose works; title: The beginnings of modern Jewish studies; title: Leopold Zunz and the Revolution of 1848; title: Leopold Zunz and the Jewish community; title: Notes on an unpublished letter by I.M. Jost; title: Franz Kafka and the tree of knowledge; title: Buber as an interpreter of the Bible; title: Baeck-Buber-Rosenzweig reading the book of Job; title: Franz Rosenzweig in his student years; title: Franz Rosenzweig: the store of a conversion; title: Introduction to Rosenzweig's Little book of common sense and sick reason; title: The Frankfort Lehrhaus; title: Shenato ha-aharona shel Franz Rosenzweig.