Resenha a: KATINA, Henry. De Halmeu a Belo Horizonte. Belo Horizonte: Edição do Autor, 2003.dá e no Brasil.
The biblical narrative paradigm chosen by Auerbach – which is contrasted to the Homeric episode of the discovery of the scar on the thigh of Ulysses, Odyssey–is, precisely, that of the sacrifice of Abraham. The plot prototypical by obscurity makes a glimpse of the signifier’s manifests into strange conflict with what cannot be expressed. The voice of God, as demonstrated by Auerbach, emerges from somewhere obsc...
What is the influence of Jewish mystical thought of Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972)? During the years in which he served as professor of Jewish Philosophy Department of the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York, between 1945 and 1972, the year of his death, Heschel taught a course whose title is quite flashy: mystical and ethics.; Qual a influência da mística judaica no pensamento de Abraham Joshua Heschel...
The importance of the work of Philo is still real and multiple including Judaism. As noted by David Moni, his study is valid to anyone who is interested in Hellenistic Jewish literature, Judaism of the second temple, New Testament, patristic and Gnosticism, Hellenistic culture and Greek philosophy.; A importância da obra de Fílon de Alexandria ainda hoje é múltipla e real inclusive para o judaísmo. Conforme obs...
Haroldo de Campos in Bereshit sought to capture, in translation to Portuguese, the biblical style, of the Hebrew to the English language, trying, poetically, stamping their original vibrations. This article discusses the biblical narrative and poetic potential from translation, “transcriação”.; Haroldo de Campos em Bereshit procurou captar, na tradução para o português, o estilo bíblico, hebraizando as palavras...
Although the Bible is a book quite old, never as in our days, been so studied. For most people in the West, it represents a sacred work, linked to their religions. For others, it’s just an old work, linked to the roots of our culture. There are other ways to see the Bible as literature, such as social and historical record of an era, from the point of view of ethics and so many other aspects. This article discu...
This article discusses the work of Reuven Feuerstein (born in 1921 in Romania), Jew and psychologist, and a pupil of Jean Piaget (1896-1980). Between the years 1950-1954, the State of Israel entrusted the task of developing the cognitive capacity of children and adolescents, survivors of the Shoah best-performing intellectual gap frame for the newly created State concern.; Este artigo analisa o trabalho de Reuv...