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Kabbalah and postmodernism: A dialogue
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November 2013

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S.L. Drob

Kabbalah and Postmodernism: A Dialogue challenges certain long-held philosophical and theological beliefs, including the assumptions that the insights of mystical experience are unavailable to human reason and inexpressible in linguistic terms, that the God of traditional theology either does or does not exist, that «systematic theology» must provide a univocal account of God, man, and the world, that «truth» is «absolute» and not continually subject to radical revision, and that the truth of propositions in philosophy and theology excludes the truth of their opposites and contradictions. Readers of Kabbalah and Postmodernism will be exposed to a comprehensive mode of theological thought that incorporates the very doubts that would otherwise lead one to challenge the possibility of theology and religion, and which both preserves the riches of the Jewish tradition and extends beyond Judaism to a non-dogmatic universal philosophy and ethic. © 2009 Peter Lang Publishing, Inc., New York. All rights reserved.

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... On the other hand, both literature and law restored to their common and free use 7 (in the intertwined views of Woolf and Pound): literature is returned to the insight of the common reader, and common law to the needs and the habits of thought of the people at large. 8 In the seminal paper which introduces the distinction between law in books and law in action -a distinction that would become proverbial and echo across epochs like a popular refrain -, Pound elucidates his perspective in a way that could be understood even by a "common reader", not just by a professional audience, but also by a layperson. Beyond its content, which aligns with the new sensibility of the time, the essay's success also stems from its seemingly lighthearted and undeniably engaging opening. ...

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Comparative Law and the Breaking of the Vessels
Kabbalah and postmodernism: A dialogue
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  • November 2013