Maimonides on Judaism and the Jewish People

Maimonides on Judaism and the Jewish PeopleMaimonides on Judaism and the Jewish People explores Maimonides' philosophical psychology, his ethics, his views on prophecy, providence, and immortality, his understanding of the place of gentiles in the Messianic area, his attitude toward proselytes, his answer to the question, "Who is a Jew?", his conception of the nature of Torah, and his arguments concerning the nature of the Chosen People. With respect to each of these issues, Kellner shows that

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Betrayal is taken from Levinas as exposition-exposure and expression-reworked in relation to Derrida as performativity and responsibility

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" The cultural roots of these diverse positions are compared on the basis of their normative conceptions of moral authority

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