Does anyone look at or follow this blog anymore? Well, if so:
The great scholar of Judeo-Arabic literature and medieval Jewish philosophy, Professor Tzvi Langermann, is re-reading the Kuzari and blogging about it here:
https://cuzari.wordpress.com/
Michael Schwartz's long-awaited translation of the Kuzari into Hebrew is now available. Another great scholar of medieval Jewish philosophy, Daniel Lasker, reviews it here:
http://seforim.blogspot.co.il/2017/06/translations-of-rabbi-judah-halevis.html
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...because reception history never ends
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The purpose of this blog is to post additional information on the reception of the Book of the Kuzari beyond that published in my book, The Kuzari and the Shaping of Jewish Identity, 1167-1900 (Cambridge University Press, 2008).
Please e-mail ashear [at] pitt [dot] edu if you would like to share any of the following:
(1) corrections to my work
(2) additional references to the Kuzari in pre-modern Jewish, Muslim, or Christian sources
(3) new secondary sources that study the reception of the Kuzari in any period.
Please e-mail ashear [at] pitt [dot] edu if you would like to share any of the following:
(1) corrections to my work
(2) additional references to the Kuzari in pre-modern Jewish, Muslim, or Christian sources
(3) new secondary sources that study the reception of the Kuzari in any period.
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