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"The conception of time elicited by Wolfson from a host of philosophical and mystical sources-both Jewish and non-Jewish-buttresses the contention that it is precisely structural invariability that engenders interpretive variation. This hermeneutical axiom is justified, in turn, by the presumption regarding the cadence of time as the constant return of what has always been what is yet to be"--
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1 edition- Other · Dutch · 2021Brill · 787 pages · 9789004449336
TimeJudaismJewish philosophyReligious aspectsCabalaIntroductions