Publication: Filosofía, historia y polemismo religioso en Abraham ibn Daud
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Fernández López, José Antonio
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https://doi.org/10.48162/rev.35.030
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©2023. This manuscript version is made available under the CC-BY-NC-SA 3.0 license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ This document is the Published Manuscript version of a Published Work that appeared in final form in Scripta mediaevalia revista de pensamiento medieval. To access the final edited and published work see https://doi.org/10.48162/rev.35.030
Abstract
Escritos casi simultáneamente (c.1160) por
Abraham Ibn Daud, El libro de la tradición y La fe exaltada responden a un propósito común desarrollado, respectivamente, desde una
perspectiva historiográfica y filosófica: definir y defender el judaísmo
rabínico en la península Ibérica, dentro del marco general de una
apologia pro religione judaica Nuestro objetivo en el presente trabajo es
indagar en los rasgos fundamentales de estas dos obras desde la
perspectiva del polemismo religioso, mostrando las diferencias entre la
versión filosófica e histórica que cada una de ellas, respectivamente,
representa.
Written almost simultaneously (c. 1160) by Abraham Ibn Daud, The Book of Tradition and The Exalted Faith respond to a common purpose, developed, respectively, from a historiographic and philosophical perspective: to define and defend rabbinic Judaism in the Iberian Peninsula, within the general framework of an apologia pro religione Judaica. Our objective in this present paper is to investigate the fundamental features of these two works from the perspective of the religious polemicism, showing the differences between the philosophical and historical version that each of them, respectively, represents.
Written almost simultaneously (c. 1160) by Abraham Ibn Daud, The Book of Tradition and The Exalted Faith respond to a common purpose, developed, respectively, from a historiographic and philosophical perspective: to define and defend rabbinic Judaism in the Iberian Peninsula, within the general framework of an apologia pro religione Judaica. Our objective in this present paper is to investigate the fundamental features of these two works from the perspective of the religious polemicism, showing the differences between the philosophical and historical version that each of them, respectively, represents.
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Ibn Daud , Tradición , Historia , Filosofía , Judaísmo rabínico , Tradition , History , Philosophy , Rabbinic Judaism
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Scripta Mediaevalia. Revista de pensamiento medieval, Vol.16, n.2, (2023).
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