Jewish Approaches to Hinduism

Jewish Approaches to Hinduism

A History of Ideas from Judah Ha-Levi to Jacob Sapir (12th-19th centuries)

Marks, Richard G.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

09/2021

236

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Inglês

9780367773014

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Introduction PART I: India's idolaters, magicians, scientists, philosophers, and ascetics: 12-14th centuries 1. Judah Ha-Levi: "Idols, Talismans, and Ruses" 2. Abraham Ibn Ezra and the Aristotelian astrologers 3. The kingdoms of South Asia and the hierarchy of religions in Benjamin of Tudela's Book of Travels 4. Translations and transformations: Glorious wisdom: Jacob ben El`azar and India's Panchatantra 5. Translations and transformations: Immanuel Bonfils, the Brahmans, and Alexander the Great PART II: The Indian history of a biblical verse: Partial revelation 17th and 20th centuries 6. Genesis 25:6, Menasseh ben Israel, and the east PART III: New paths to India: 19th century 7. Samson Bloch: Indian philosophy and priestly system 8. David d'Beth Hillel: The hidden meanings of temple Hinduism 9. Jacob Sapir: Temple Hinduism as Torah-study
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Avodah Zarah;Astral Magic;Menasseh Ben Israel;Kalila Wa Dimna;Indian Beliefs;Jewish Elements;Indian Customs;Ibn Ezra's View;Hindu Worship;Indian Religion;4th Century BCE;Ibn Ezra's Commentaries;Indian Sages;Persona;Devious;Held;Ibn Hazm;Rabbi Abba;Khazar King;Jacob Ben;Alexander Romance;South Asian Religions;Indian People;Id Al Fitr;St Century CE