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Paperback. "The series to which this book belongs is unprecedented. . . . Every one of the chapters enacts a debate that should have a living resonance, not just for Jews, although obviously for them, but for everyone with a historical sense and a political conscience."-Hilary Putnam, Boston Review "A vast and important resource which will be consulted for years to come by all interested in any aspect of Judaism and Jewish history."-Ira Robinson, Journal of Religion & Culture (praise for the series)Published with assistance from the Castle Fund "The series to which this book belongs is unprecedented. . . . Every one of the chapters enacts a debate that should have a living resonance, not just for Jews, although obviously for them, but for everyone with a historical sense and a political conscience."—Hilary Putnam, "Boston"" Review" "A vast and important resource which will be consulted for years to come by all interested in any aspect of Judaism and Jewish history."—Ira Robinson, "Journal of Religion & Culture (praise for the series)" Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780300115734
“The series to which this book belongs is unprecedented. . . . Every one of the chapters enacts a debate that should have a living resonance, not just for Jews, although obviously for them, but for everyone with a historical sense and a political conscience.”―Hilary Putnam, Boston Review
“A vast and important resource which will be consulted for years to come by all interested in any aspect of Judaism and Jewish history.”―Ira Robinson, Journal of Religion & Culture (praise for the series)
Published with assistance from the Castle Fund
About the Author:
Michael Walzer is UPS Foundation Professor of Social Science at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. Menachem Lorberbaum is senior lecturer in the department of Jewish philosophy at Tel Aviv University. Noam J. Zohar is senior lecturer in the department of philosophy at Bar Ilan University. Ari Ackerman is lecturer in the school of education at the Schechter Institute in Jerusalem. All four editors are research fellows at the Shalom Hartman Institute.
Title: The Jewish Political Tradition (Paperback)
Publisher: Yale University Press, New Haven
Publication Date: 2006
Binding: Paperback
Condition: new