@Book{166932298X,
author="Feldmann Kaye, Miriam",
title="Jewish theology for a postmodern age",
series="The Littman library of Jewish civilization",
year="2019",
publisher="The Littman Library of Jewish Civilization, in association with Liverpool University Press",
address="London",
keywords="Judaism; Doctrines; Philosophy; Jewish philosophy; Postmodernism; Ross, Tamar; Sh. G. R; Judaism ; Doctrines; Judaism ; Philosophy",
abstract="Note on transliteration. Introduction : Conceptual backdrop: the enigma of postmodernism -- Objectives -- Concepts and terminology -- The focus of this book -- Reading Tamar Ross: two theological principles -- Reading Shagar -- Comparative methodologies. 1 Culture : Cultural particularism -- The deconstruction of universalism -- Multiple truths and the perils of relativism -- Conclusions. 2 Language : The problem of language -- Religious language in a postmodern age -- Shagar: language, semiotics, and theology -- Ross: language and imagination -- Conclusions. 3 Revelation : Torah min hashamayim through a postmodern lens -- Culture and revelation: the role of the community -- Language and revelation: mysticism and deconstructionism -- Imaging and imagining: ``visionary theology'' for the postmodern age. Conclusion : ``Visionary theology'' -- The future: Jewish approaches to other religions and interreligious dialogue. Bibliography -- Index.",
note="Miriam Feldmann Kaye",
note="Includes bibliographical references (pages [137]-151) and index",
isbn="9781906764685",
language="English"
}