Full Version: Modern Jewish Philosophy
Anybody familiar with Modern Jewish Philosophy? If you are, then you've probably noticed that there's not much of one. Except Lonely Man of Faith as far as I've found, and some offhand comments by S.R. Hirsch. Particularly concerning ontology. If you're knowledgeable, please give some thoughts...
There's no Jewish ontology? Whaat?
QUOTE (paganyid @ Mar 4 2008, 02:36 PM) 
Anybody familiar with Modern Jewish Philosophy? If you are, then you've probably noticed that there's not much of one. Except Lonely Man of Faith as far as I've found, and some offhand comments by S.R. Hirsch. Particularly concerning ontology. If you're knowledgeable, please give some thoughts...
Also Eliezer Berkovits, I have some of his books (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliezer_Berkovits#Works) which look quite philosophical, but I haven't gotten around to reading them yet...
What qualifies something as "Modern"???
What qualifies something as philosophy ?
What qualifies something as 'Jewish'?
QUOTE (melech @ Mar 6 2008, 01:18 PM)
What qualifies something as 'Jewish'?
We've already had that thread....
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