The ancestral philosophy : Hellenistic philosophy in Second Temple Judaism /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Providence, RI :
Brown Judaic Studies,
[2001]
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| Series: | Brown Judaic studies. Studia Philonica monographs ;
4. Brown Judaic studies ; no. 331. |
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| Online Access: | Table of contents |
Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: PART ONE
- HELLENISTIC PHILOSOPHY AND SECOND TEMPLE JUDAISM
- 1. HellenisticJewish Philosophy-- PART TWO
- BEN SIRA
- 2. Theodicy in Ben Sira and Stoic Philosophy-- 3. Freedom and Determinism in Greek Philosophy and Jewish Hellenistic Wisdom-- PART THREE
- THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON
- 4. The Book of Wisdom's Theory of Cosmogony-- 5. Creation Ex Nihilo Revisited: A Reply toJonathan Goldstein
- 6. Wisdom in the Wisdom of Solomon
- 7. The Sage as Mystic in the Wisdom of Solomon-- PART FOUR
- PHILO OF ALEXANDRIA
- 8. Philo's Theory of Eternal Creation: Prov. 1.6-9
- 9. Theodicy and Creation
- 10. Freedom and Determinism in Philo of Alexandria-- 11. Was Philo a Mystic?-- 12. Sage and Super-Sage in Philo of Alexandria
- 13. Judaism and Hellenism: Hidden tensions in Philo's thought
- 14. Philo and the Rabbis on Sex and the Body-- Index of Ancient Authors and Texts-- Index of Modern Authors.