EL  MISTICISMO JUDÍO

Richard H. Jones; Ruling Barragán Yañez

doi:10.48204/2805-1815.6093

Enviado outubro 25, 2024

Publicado 2024-10-25

Artículos de investigación y ensayos filosóficos

n. 4 (2024): Analítica

EL MISTICISMO JUDÍO

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

Publicado: 2024-10-25

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Jones, R. H. e Barragán Yañez , R. (2024) “EL MISTICISMO JUDÍO”, Analítica, (4), p. 207–225. doi: 10.48204/2805-1815.6093.

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El texto ofrece una sinopsis histórica del misticismo en la filosofía judía medieval. Se presentan las principales figuras y corrientes del misticismo judío a partir de Filón de Alejandría, incluyendo los textos visionarios de Hekhalot, la especulación cosmogónica, el pietismo judío-alemán temprano hasta la Cábala temprana y clásica, esta última alcanzando el S. XVII.

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