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Tag Archives: Maharal
Mosheh Rabbeinu and Rabbi Akiva: Two Dimensions of Torah
This essay was originally published in Jewish Thought: A Journal of Torah Scholarship, 1, No. 2 (5751/1991), 67-124. All rights reserved. Yeshivath Sharashim is currently a work in [..]
“You Will Be Like God”: Chazal’s Conception of the Yetzer HaRa
This essay was originally published in Jewish Thought: A Journal of Torah Scholarship, 2, No. 1 (5752/1992), 45-116. All rights reserved. Yeshivath Sharashim is currently a work in [..]
Artikelen over het Joodse denken, Essays on Jewish Thought
aggadah, Bible, Biblical commentary, drive toward evil, good and evil, Guide of the Perplexed, Jewish philosophy, Jewish thought, machshavah, machsheveth Yisra’el, Maharal, midrash, Moreh HaNevuchim, parshanuth, phophecy, prophets, Rabbi Yehudah HaLevi, Rambam, Ramban, Sefer HaKuzari, yetzer hara
Maharal’s Be’er HaGolah and His Revolution in Aggadic Scholarship — in Their Context and on His Terms
This essay was originally published in Hakirah: The Flatbush Journal of Jewish Law and Thought, 4 (Winter 5767/2007), 137-94. All rights reserved. Click here to view this essay [..]
Is Yeshivah Education Accomplishing What It Should?
This essay was originally published in two installments, as “Is Yeshivah Education Accomplishing What It Should?,” in Jewish Action: The Magazine of the Orthodox Union, 62, No. 2 [..]
Artikelen over de Joodse educatie, Essays on Jewish Education
career, derech eretz, education, Gemara, Guide of the Perplexed, Israel, Jewish philosophy, Jewish thought, livelihood, machshavah, machsheveth Yisra’el, Maharal, Moreh HaNevuchim, nations of the world, pedagogy, philosophy, Rabbi Yehudah HaLevi, Rambam, scholarship, science, secular culture, Sefer HaKuzari, society, Talmud, teaching, wisdom, work, yeshivah
Interview with Rabbi Chaim Eisen
This essay was originally published, as “Rabbi Chaim Eisen,” in Learning in Jerusalem: Dialogues with Distinguished Teachers of Judaism, ed. Shalom Freedman (Northvale, New Jersey: Jason Aronson, 5759/1999), [..]