Rosenzweig Jahrbuch / Rosenzweig Yearbook

Cláudio Carvalho; Ephraim Meir; Christian Wiese

doi:10.5771/9783495995532

Summary

The present edition of the Rosenzweig Yearbook is the result of a congress held in Coimbra in December 2021, which was attended by the world's most distinguished Rosenzweig interpreters. The congress was entitled "'We know nothing of God even now.' Transcendence and Revelation on the Centenary of Franz Rosenzweig's Star of Redemption". The various contributions in this volume address topics such as dialogical ethics, interreligious dialogue, the phenomenology of love and interpretations of history and transcendence. They demonstrate the immense influence of Rosenzweig's life and work on philosophy and Jewish thought, and they also address previously less noted approaches by the great thinker, such as the role of algebra and his perspectives on pedagogical and therapeutic tasks. This book also includes a new translation of Rosenzweig's 'Globe' by Malcolm Goldman, which reveals the philosopher's sensitivity to the historical dynamics of world geopolitics. Frank Hahn's lively account of the Rosenzweig Congress in Frankfurt in July 2022 concludes the volume and is another sign of the vitality of Rosenzweig's thought.With contributions byEdmundo Balsemão Pires | Myriam Bienenstock | Cláudio Alexandre S. Carvalho | Francesco Paolo Ciglia | Emeline Durand | Pierfrancesco Fiorato | Frank Hahn | Ido Ben Harush | Monika D. Kaminska | Stanisław Krajewski | Jacob Levi | Gesine Palmer | Eugenio Muinelo Paz | Franz Rosenzweig | Leopoldo Sandonà | Naomi Tanaka | Karl S. Sen Gupta

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Copyright year: 2023
ISBN-Print: 978-3-495-99552-5
ISBN-Online: 978-3-495-99553-2
Publisher: Karl Alber, Baden-Baden
Series: Rosenzweig-Jahrbuch
Volume: 13
Language: German
Pages: 381
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 16
Edmundo Balsemão Pires
1. I – From pagan separation to Revelation – the religious schema and its binary code No access
2. 1. 1. Alone in Prayer No access
  2. 2. The Hour and the Communal prayer No access
  3. 3. Two social modes enacting the religious code – Judaism and Christianity No access
3. III – Transcendence as Sociability – the social setting of the religious schema No access
4. IV – Concluding Remarks No access
Myriam Bienenstock
1. I No access
2. II No access
3. III No access
Levinas, Rosenzweig, and Antitheodicy: Kenotic Resonances in Levinas and Rosenzweig No access Pages 57 - 72 Karl S. Sen Gupta
Jacob Levi
1. I. Introduction No access
2. II. Rosenzweig, Allheit, and »Absolute Empiricism« No access
3. III. Levinas’ Critique of Totality and the »Excendence« of Being No access
4. IV. Transcendence and Immanence in the Myth of Gyges’ Ring No access
5. V. Conclusion No access
On Miracles and Experience: Franz Rosenzweig and Isaac Breuer No access Pages 95 - 118 Ido Ben Harush
Pierfrancesco Fiorato
1. 1. Der Diskussionsbeitrag zur Rosenzweig-Feier No access
2. 2. Die Notizen über Messianismus und Gerechtigkeit aus den Jahren 1918/19 No access
3. 3. Maimonides, Cohen und Rosenzweig No access
4. 4. Neutralisierungsstrategien No access
Stanisław Krajewski
1. Introduction No access
2. Cohen’s part of the story No access
3. 1. A. Reality in motion No access
  2. B. Expressing the inexpressible No access
  3. C. Finite agents of revelation No access
  4. D. Messianic theory of knowledge No access
  5. E. Judaism associated with irrational and Christianity with rational numbers No access
  6. F. Mathematics over mathematics No access
4. Overcoming the contradiction No access
5. 1. 1. Additional remark No access
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  3. 1. Additional remark No access
  4. D. Messianic theory of knowledge – see below. No access
  5. 1. Additional remark No access
  6. F. More sophisticated mathematics No access
  7. D. again: the »messianic theory of knowledge« No access
Cláudio Alexandre S. Carvalho
1. 0. No access
2. 1. Revelation and its therapeutic dimension. No access
3. 2. The transient dual in the workings of redemption. No access
4. 3. Destiny and therapy. No access
Leopoldo Sandonà
1. Premise No access
2. Star, redemption and eschatology No access
3. The heart of the Star: between redemption and revelation No access
4. Perspectives for politics No access
Eugenio Muinelo Paz
1. 1. Éros and agápe: an ill-considered problem No access
2. 2. Revelation as »grammar of Éros« No access
3. 3. Éros without allegory No access
Gesine Palmer
1. Preliminary Remarks No access
2. 1. The Subtraction Passage No access
3. 2. The Skipped Part of the Subtraction Passage No access
4. 3. Ethics and the Right to be Right No access
5. 1. Epilogue on Anti-Zionist Perusal of the Subtraction Passage No access
Francesco Paolo Ciglia
1. 1. « Sentiment de Dieu » versus « religion » No access
2. 2. « Paganisme », ontologie intuitive de la différence No access
3. 3. « Révélation », intuition narrative des évènements relationnels No access
4. 4. Judaïsme et Christianisme No access
5. 5. Au-delà de la « religion » No access
6. 6. Une pensée « rythmique » à deux phases No access
7. 7. « Religatio » No access
8. 8. Pour une laïcité des différences en relation No access
Emeline Durand
1. I. Le concept rosenzweigien de l’expérience. No access
2. II. La philosophie au risque de l’expérience. No access
3. III. L’expérience de la langue. No access
Monika D. Kaminska
1. A basic category in Rosenzweig’s educational thoughts; Openness or the State of Readiness No access
2. Teachings (Lehre) and hermeneutical tradition in Judaism by Eliezer Berkovits No access
3. What could the significance of dialogical teaching and learning for Western European philosophy of dialog after the Second World War be? No access
4. Difference and Trans-difference by Ephraim Meir No access
5. Final remarks No access
Naomi Tanaka
1. Introduction No access
2. 1. 1.1. The God who promised the eternal life to Jewish people No access
  2. 1.2. The God who initiates the Dialogue No access
3. 1. 2.1. The God who needs to be the renewal of existence No access
  2. 2.2. The God who is an absent Other causing time No access
4. 1. 3.1. The God who will come in the future No access
  2. 3.2. The God who sojourns in this world No access
5. 4 Conclusion No access
Franz Rosenzweig
1. Introduction No access
2. ECUMENEWORLD-STATE AND WORLD OF STATES No access
3. THALATTANAVAL DOMINANCE AND MARITIME FREEDOM No access
Frank Hahn
1. Geschichte des eigenen Lebens No access
2. Weltgeschichte No access
3. Bliebe oder ginge er? Rosenzweig hier und heute No access
4. Der Rest No access
5. Jüdisch-christlicher Dialog No access
6. Was bleibt? No access