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Format: XII, 398 S.

ISBN: 9781618111678 , 1618111671 , 9781618113870 , 1618113879

Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 346-378) and indexes

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Keywords: Maimonides, Moses 1135-1204 ; Judentum ; Gesetz

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Content: Rabbinic tradition has it that 613 commandments were given to Moses on Mount Sinai, but it does not specify those included in the enumeration. Maimonides methodically and artfully crafts a list of 613 commandments in a work that serves as a prolegemenon to the Mishneh Torah, his monumental code of law. This book explores the surprising way Maimonides put this tradition to use and his possible rationale for using such a tradition. It also explores many of the philosophical and ethical ideas animating the composition of such a list. In the book's second half, Friedberg examines the manner by which Maimonides formulated positive commandments in the Mishneh Torah, leading him to suggest new dimensions in Maimonides' legal theory

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Format: 1 online resource (400 pages)

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Series Statement: Holocaust: History and Literature, Ethics and Philosophy

Content: Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- Important Definitions and Concepts -- Typology of Mitsvot -- Logically Inconclusive Individuations -- Innovative Commandments -- Revisiting the Term -- The Participial Form and Other Peculiarities -- When Mitsvah Stands Alone -- Summary and Conclusion.

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ISBN: 9781618111678 , 1618111892 , 1618111671 , 1618111892 , 9781618111678 , 9781618111890

Series Statement: Holocaust: History and Literature, Ethics and Philosophy

Content: Introduction -- Important definitions and concepts -- Typology of Mitsvot -- Logically inconclusive individuations -- Innovative commandments -- Revisiting the term mitsvat 'aseh-- Peshateh di-qera-- The participial form and other peculiarities -- When mitzvah stands alone -- Summary and conclusion.

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index

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Format: XII, 398 S.

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ISBN: 9781618113870 , 9781618111678

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ISBN: 1618111892 , 9781618111890 , 9781618118486 , 161811848X , 9781618111678 , 1618111671

Series Statement: Holocaust: History and Literature, Ethics and Philosophy

Content: Rabbinic tradition has it that 613 commandments were given to Moses on Mount Sinai, but it does not specify those included in the enumeration. Maimonides methodically and artfully crafts a list of 613 commandments in a work that serves as a prolegemenon to the Mishneh Torah, his monumental code of law. This book explores the surprising way Maimonides put this tradition to use and his possible rationale for using such a tradition. It also explores many of the philosophical and ethical ideas animating the composition of such a list. In the book's second half, Friedberg examines the manner by which Maimonides formulated positive commandments in the Mishneh Torah, leading him to suggest new dimensions in Maimonides' legal theory.

Note: Introduction -- Important definitions and concepts -- Typology of Mitsvot -- Logically inconclusive individuations -- Innovative commandments -- Revisiting the term mitsvat 'aseh-- Peshateh di-qera-- The participial form and other peculiarities -- When mitzvah stands alone -- Summary and conclusion.

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Format: 1 online resource (400 p.)

ISBN: 1-61811-848-X , 1-61811-387-9 , 1-61811-189-2

Series Statement: Holocaust: History and Literature, Ethics and Philosophy

Content: Rabbinic tradition has it that 613 commandments were given to Moses on Mount Sinai, but it does not specify those included in the enumeration. Maimonides methodically and artfully crafts a list of 613 commandments in a work that serves as a prolegemenon to the Mishneh Torah, his monumental code of law. This book explores the surprising way Maimonides put this tradition to use and his possible rationale for using such a tradition. It also explores many of the philosophical and ethical ideas animating the composition of such a list. In the book's second half, Friedberg examines the manner by which Maimonides formulated positive commandments in the Mishneh Torah, leading him to suggest new dimensions in Maimonides' legal theory.

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Front matter -- , Contents -- , Abbreviations, citations, translations, and transliterations -- , Editions Used -- , English Translations and Transliterations -- , Acknowledgments -- , CHAPTER I. Introduction -- , CHAPTER II. Important Definitions and Concepts -- , CHAPTER III. Typology of Mitsvot -- , CHAPTER IV. Logically Inconclusive Individuations -- , CHAPTER V. Innovative Commandments -- , CHAPTER VI. Revisiting the Term Mitsvat 'Aseh -- , CHAPTER VII. Peshateh Di-Qera -- , CHAPTER VIII. The Participial Form and Other Peculiarities -- , CHAPTER IX. When Mitsvah Stands Alone -- , CHAPTER X. Summary and Conclusion -- , Excursus -- , Postscript -- , Bibliography -- , Citations Index -- , Index of Names , English

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Format: 1 online resource (400 p.)

ISBN: 1-61811-848-X , 1-61811-387-9 , 1-61811-189-2

Series Statement: Holocaust: History and Literature, Ethics and Philosophy

Content: Rabbinic tradition has it that 613 commandments were given to Moses on Mount Sinai, but it does not specify those included in the enumeration. Maimonides methodically and artfully crafts a list of 613 commandments in a work that serves as a prolegemenon to the Mishneh Torah, his monumental code of law. This book explores the surprising way Maimonides put this tradition to use and his possible rationale for using such a tradition. It also explores many of the philosophical and ethical ideas animating the composition of such a list. In the book's second half, Friedberg examines the manner by which Maimonides formulated positive commandments in the Mishneh Torah, leading him to suggest new dimensions in Maimonides' legal theory.

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Front matter -- , Contents -- , Abbreviations, citations, translations, and transliterations -- , Editions Used -- , English Translations and Transliterations -- , Acknowledgments -- , CHAPTER I. Introduction -- , CHAPTER II. Important Definitions and Concepts -- , CHAPTER III. Typology of Mitsvot -- , CHAPTER IV. Logically Inconclusive Individuations -- , CHAPTER V. Innovative Commandments -- , CHAPTER VI. Revisiting the Term Mitsvat 'Aseh -- , CHAPTER VII. Peshateh Di-Qera -- , CHAPTER VIII. The Participial Form and Other Peculiarities -- , CHAPTER IX. When Mitsvah Stands Alone -- , CHAPTER X. Summary and Conclusion -- , Excursus -- , Postscript -- , Bibliography -- , Citations Index -- , Index of Names , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 1-61811-167-1

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9781618118486

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Format: 1 online resource (400 p.)

ISBN: 1-61811-848-X , 1-61811-387-9 , 1-61811-189-2

Series Statement: Holocaust: History and Literature, Ethics and Philosophy

Content: Rabbinic tradition has it that 613 commandments were given to Moses on Mount Sinai, but it does not specify those included in the enumeration. Maimonides methodically and artfully crafts a list of 613 commandments in a work that serves as a prolegemenon to the Mishneh Torah, his monumental code of law. This book explores the surprising way Maimonides put this tradition to use and his possible rationale for using such a tradition. It also explores many of the philosophical and ethical ideas animating the composition of such a list. In the book's second half, Friedberg examines the manner by which Maimonides formulated positive commandments in the Mishneh Torah, leading him to suggest new dimensions in Maimonides' legal theory.

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Front matter -- , Contents -- , Abbreviations, citations, translations, and transliterations -- , Editions Used -- , English Translations and Transliterations -- , Acknowledgments -- , CHAPTER I. Introduction -- , CHAPTER II. Important Definitions and Concepts -- , CHAPTER III. Typology of Mitsvot -- , CHAPTER IV. Logically Inconclusive Individuations -- , CHAPTER V. Innovative Commandments -- , CHAPTER VI. Revisiting the Term Mitsvat 'Aseh -- , CHAPTER VII. Peshateh Di-Qera -- , CHAPTER VIII. The Participial Form and Other Peculiarities -- , CHAPTER IX. When Mitsvah Stands Alone -- , CHAPTER X. Summary and Conclusion -- , Excursus -- , Postscript -- , Bibliography -- , Citations Index -- , Index of Names , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 1-61811-167-1

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9781618118486