EL  MISTICISMO JUDÍO

Richard H. Jones; Ruling Barragán Yañez

doi:10.48204/2805-1815.6093

Submitted October 25, 2024

Published 2024-10-25

Artículos de investigación y ensayos filosóficos

No. 4 (2024): Analítica

JEWISH MYSTICISM

Richard H. Jones⁺⁻
Ruling Barragán Yañez ⁺⁻

DOI https://doi.org/10.48204/2805-1815.6093

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DOI: 10.48204/2805-1815.6093

Published: 2024-10-25

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Jones, R. H. and Barragán Yañez , R. (2024) “JEWISH MYSTICISM”, Analítica, (4), pp. 207–225. doi: 10.48204/2805-1815.6093.

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Abstract

The text offers a historical synopsis of Jewish mysticism within Medieval Jewish philosophy. It presents the main figures and currents of Jewish mysticism starting from Philo of Alexandria, including the visionary texts of Hekhalot, the cosmogonic speculation, the early German-Jewish pietism up to early and classical Cabala, the latter reaching the XVII century

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