Author: Moses, Stephane
Title: System and Revelation. The Philosophy of Franz Rosenzweig
Description: Detroit, Wayne State University Press, (1992). orig.cloth. 23x15cm, 317 pp, Foreword by Emmanuel Levinas. Translated by Catherine Tihanyi.. Cover corner bumps, minor rubbing, VG. dustwrapper ¶ Contents: Foreword; Introduction; The Genesis of 'The Star of Redemption': Rosenzweig's Intellectual Origins: Meinecke & Hegel's Political Philosophy;The Idea of Revelation and Judeo-Christian Confrontation; The Crystallization of the System: The 'Urzelle'; The Theory of the Ages of the World & the General Structure of 'The Star of Redemption'; Hermann Cohen's Influence; The World of the Origins: The "Breaking of Being"; The Exploration of the Origins; The Figures of the Elementary; Art, or the World of Silence; Creation: From the Elementary to Existence: The System of Inversions; Creation & Narrative; The Theological Problem of the Creation; A Conceptual Theology: Islam; Signification of the Creation: Linguistic Analysis of the Dasein; The Refutation of Idealism; Analysis of the First Chapter of Genesis; Revelation: From Creation to Revelation; From the Mythical God to the Revealed God; From Tragic Silence to the Affirmation of Faith; Dialogue of the Soul & God (The I and the Thou); Semantic of the Proper Name; Redemption...; From Time to Eternity...; Judaism...; Christianity...; Truth....

Keywords: Philosophy of Religion, Franz Rosenzweig, Judaism, Jewish Theology, Creation, Revelation, Redemption, ,