Signs of Enjoyment
A Lacanian Reading of the Poetry of Yonah Wallach and David Avidan By Inbal Raz Barkin October 2010 Danacode 110-20158 In Stock
Jacques Lacan is known not only as a revolutionary and significant psychoanalyst, but also as the most controversial psychoanalyst since Freud. His psychoanalytical theory, founded on the basic Freudian concepts, introduces a new and unique set ...
In the past few years there has been a burst of interest in Jewish political tradition, focusing particularly on basic related issues. Even though the subject has been dealt with at length, there is still a lac...
Red Poem Blue Poem
Seven Essays on Uri Zvi Grinberg and Two Essays on Else Lasker-Schuler By Avidov Lipsker May 2010 Paperback Danacode 110-20154 In Stock
This book sets out to redefine Ur Zvi Grinberg`s writings on the background of the cultural framework in which they flourished and to return them to the place from which they were extracted and made timeless. The book reconstructs the beginnings...
This book offers a comprehensive reading of Hegel`s philosophical project, tracing this project from its moment of conception as a critical reaction to Kant`s philosophy, through its first theological formulation, to the discovery of the Idea of...
COMMENTARY ON YESOD MORA
The Commentary of Mordekhai ben Eliezer Komtiyano on R. Abraham Ibn Ezra`s Yesod Mora By Dov Schwartz April 2010 Hardcover Danacode 110-20152 In Stock
An annotated critical edition of Mordekhai ben Eliezer Komtiyano`s Commentary on R. Abraham Ibn Ezra`s Yesod Mora. Komtiyano was one of the leading Jewish philosophers in late medieval Byzantine. His commentary focuses on Ibn Ezra`s statements ...
The book analyses the theme ``Abraham in the Furnace`` from a historical and contextual perspective by means of more than ninety written Jewish story versions. The personal story of Abraham, as a rebellious individual, merges with the national s...
This book offers a close feminist reading of contemporary Israeli women`s literature based on current theories. The texts, written by Amalia Kahana-Carmon, Hanna Bat-Shahar, Michal Govrin, Ronit Matalon, Dorit Peleg and Rivka Rass, are analysed ...
This book focuses on A Comedy of Betrothal (Tzahut Bedihuta DeQiddushin), the earliest known Hebrew play. The study of this Renaissance comedy, dated to the mid-16th century, and attributed to Leone de` Sommi (Yehudah Sommo), a multi-talented Je...
This book presents the reasons and purposes behind marriage and family law in the Talmud and the controversies regarding them, thereby providing the reader with an organized, systematic summary of the Talmudic laws on these subjects which have n...
This book offers the first comprehensive analysis of R. Joseph Albo’s philosophical-religious thought. This analysis is based on a careful and meticulous reading of the Book of Principles and emphasizes the stylistic-literary dimension of the te...
Modern Hebrew Literature is engaged overtly and covertly, consciously and unconsciously, with moral issues. Historical upheavals – wars, immigration, the establishment of the independent country, the formation of an old-new culture – have brough...