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• catalog abstract ""The Shoah - the Hebrew term for Holocaust - has continued to pervade theological thought, religious practice, and the contemporary identity of Judaism. Using the title of Franz Rosenzweig's masterpiece, the Shoah could - and perhaps should - be called "the star of irredemption" because of the struggling implications of its radical evil. In Auschwitz, God is at stake because the very existence of the Jews is threatened, but the Jewish identity is also at stake because the justice and reliability of God is questioned. The Shoah poses a double problem of caesura and continuum - it is both a break in the continuity of the tradition and continuity inside of the break of modernity. The intersecting of these two dimensions constitutes the basic hermeneutic conflict of the Jewish consciousness at the beginning of the twenty-first century."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b12498070.
• catalog created "c2002.".
• catalog date "2002".
• catalog date "c2002.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2002.".
• catalog description ""The Shoah - the Hebrew term for Holocaust - has continued to pervade theological thought, religious practice, and the contemporary identity of Judaism. Using the title of Franz Rosenzweig's masterpiece, the Shoah could - and perhaps should - be called "the star of irredemption" because of the struggling implications of its radical evil. In Auschwitz, God is at stake because the very existence of the Jews is threatened, but the Jewish identity is also at stake because the justice and reliability of God is questioned. The Shoah poses a double problem of caesura and continuum - it is both a break in the continuity of the tradition and continuity inside of the break of modernity. The intersecting of these two dimensions constitutes the basic hermeneutic conflict of the Jewish consciousness at the beginning of the twenty-first century."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "49 -- The myth of the Chaoskampf and theodicy after Auschwitz 54 -- The Shoah posing the theme of Chaoskampf in a new way 57 -- The consciousness of the irredeemable 59 -- Theodicies and the thought of the irredeemable 61 -- The Shoah as irredeemable and the Chaoskampf 63 -- The fragility of the world is the fragility of God 65 -- First Interlude 69 -- Chapter 2 The Shoah, Crisis of Language, and Theological Apophatism 73 -- Linguistic de-creation as the cipher of the Shoah 76 -- Silence: last option or temptation? To witness after the witnesses 82 -- Word of God and theological language in the perspective of the Shoah 85 -- The silence of Auschwitz retrojected onto the holy texts 87 -- Biblical analogies and metaphors projected onto the event 91 -- Rereading the Bible in the retrospective perspective of the Shoah 95 -- The corrective mediation of the Midrash between text and context 97 --".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [309]-318) and index.".
• catalog description "Methodological Premises -- Legitimacy of a philosophical-theological approach to the Shoah 1 -- The concept of "historical novum" as a pivot in the theological interpretations of the Shoah 5 -- Theological structure of Jewish self-understanding and the Shoah 8 -- Historical, theological, and ethical-moral parameters 13 -- Objections against the Jewish self-consciousness and its theological dimension 16 -- Chapter 1 The Shoah Between Faith, Theology, and Theodicy 21 -- The testimony against God, or the crisis of the theodicy 25 -- Idea of evil, idea of God, on the reason of the failure of every philosophical theodicy 29 -- On the defeat of the biblical and rabbinic theodicy 34 -- Three myths of creation in comparison (plus another: that of the Messiah) 39 -- Variations on the theme of the Messiah: the christological theodicies of Barth and Pareyson 45 -- The recourse to myth as a reconciliation of the contradictions of the theodicy".
• catalog description "Recognizing the crisis, saving the faith. Between Wiesel's riv and Schweid's religiodicy 249 -- Memory of the Shoah in Haggadic and Halakhic thought 253 -- Shoah and Haggadic thought 255 -- Shoah and Halakhah 256 -- Where faith arrives, and where it does not 258 -- The thought of the irredeemable in Judaism as a religion of redemption 262 -- The irredeemable: possibility or necessity for a theology of redemption? 265 -- Shoah as irredeemable, unforgivable, imprescriptible. A "theological cipher" 269 -- The drama of God in the drama of Israel 273.".
• catalog description "Surviving the Shoah as proof of election 158 -- The fight for election as a stake of anti-Judaism (and preparation for the Shoah) 161 -- Emil Fackenheim: Jewish survival as a theological value in and of itself 165 -- Caesura and Tikkun in the Jewish existence, the dilemma of Fackenheim 168 -- Surviving by chance. The theology between blasphemy and 'accident' 172 -- Auschwitz: Sinai or anti-Sinai of the contemporary Jews? Limits and forces of a metaphor 176 -- Auschwitz: hevelei Mashiah (messianic labor pains), or an end to all faith in the Messiah? 181 -- Hevelei mashiah, teshuvah, and geulah in R. Elchanan Bunem Wasserman's teaching 186 -- Exile, Messianism, and the Shoah as hester panim, in the thinking of Eliezer Berkovits 189 -- The Shoah between Zionism and Anti-Zionism. Still on the interpretation of exile and Messiah 195 -- The Shoah as a consequence of the lack of adherence to the Zionist ideals 198 --".
• catalog description "The Shoah, consequence of the "sin of Zionism" and the usurpation of Messianic claims 200 -- The uniqueness of the Shoah and religious interpretations of the event. On a misunderstanding 203 -- Towards a "Messianism of responsibility" for a new Jewish consciousness 206 -- Shoah and the state of Israel: theological ambiguities of a complex historical relationship 208 -- Third Interlude 213 -- Chapter 4 Hermeneutic Problems in Jewish Thought After the Shoah 219 -- The Shoah as a new paradigm of/in Jewish history? The reflection of Irving Greenberg 223 -- On the criticisms of Steven Katz. Covenant "in pieces" or "between the pieces" 228 -- Caesura and continuum, systole and diastole in the "breath of the tradition" 233 -- A caesura in the continuity of tradition: relativism of all novum? 239 -- A continuum in the consciousness of modernity. Caesura of caesura? 243 --".
• catalog description "The denomination, or the linguistic character of the biblical anthropo-theology 102 -- A name for the event: beyond the tradition 105 -- Churban/khurbn and Shoah: two names, two readings 110 -- Holocaust: semantic ambiguity and subconscious allusion 114 -- A name for God: beyond the concept 118 -- Cancellation of the name and caesura in the name 121 -- Kiddush haShem as tikkun haShem? 125 -- Tikkun ha'olam as a salvation of the language. Myth and reality of Hebrew 128 -- Rupture in the linguistic continuity. Toward a "theological apophatism" 133 -- Second Interlude 139 -- Chapter 3 Shoah and the Contemporary Jewish Self-Understanding 143 -- "Perspective illusions" on the implications of the Shoah. Center and margin in theology 146 -- The Shoah and the ambiguity of the notion of the "chosen people" 151 -- Against Rosenzweig, for a historical conception of election and Jewish existence 155 --".
• catalog extent "ix, 322 p. ;".
• catalog identifier "0820457248 (alk. paper)".
• catalog isPartOf "American university studies VII, Theology and religion ; vol. 221".
• catalog isPartOf "American university studies. Series VII, Theology and religion ; v. 221.".
• catalog issued "2002".
• catalog issued "c2002.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Peter Lang,".
• catalog subject "296.3/1174 21".
• catalog subject "BM645.H6 G59 2002".
• catalog subject "Hermeneutics Religious aspects Judaism.".
• catalog subject "Holocaust (Jewish theology)".
• catalog subject "Judaism Doctrines.".
• catalog subject "Judaism History Philosophy.".
• catalog subject "Language and languages Religious aspects Judaism.".
• catalog subject "Theodicy.".
• catalog tableOfContents "49 -- The myth of the Chaoskampf and theodicy after Auschwitz 54 -- The Shoah posing the theme of Chaoskampf in a new way 57 -- The consciousness of the irredeemable 59 -- Theodicies and the thought of the irredeemable 61 -- The Shoah as irredeemable and the Chaoskampf 63 -- The fragility of the world is the fragility of God 65 -- First Interlude 69 -- Chapter 2 The Shoah, Crisis of Language, and Theological Apophatism 73 -- Linguistic de-creation as the cipher of the Shoah 76 -- Silence: last option or temptation? To witness after the witnesses 82 -- Word of God and theological language in the perspective of the Shoah 85 -- The silence of Auschwitz retrojected onto the holy texts 87 -- Biblical analogies and metaphors projected onto the event 91 -- Rereading the Bible in the retrospective perspective of the Shoah 95 -- The corrective mediation of the Midrash between text and context 97 --".
• catalog tableOfContents "Methodological Premises -- Legitimacy of a philosophical-theological approach to the Shoah 1 -- The concept of "historical novum" as a pivot in the theological interpretations of the Shoah 5 -- Theological structure of Jewish self-understanding and the Shoah 8 -- Historical, theological, and ethical-moral parameters 13 -- Objections against the Jewish self-consciousness and its theological dimension 16 -- Chapter 1 The Shoah Between Faith, Theology, and Theodicy 21 -- The testimony against God, or the crisis of the theodicy 25 -- Idea of evil, idea of God, on the reason of the failure of every philosophical theodicy 29 -- On the defeat of the biblical and rabbinic theodicy 34 -- Three myths of creation in comparison (plus another: that of the Messiah) 39 -- Variations on the theme of the Messiah: the christological theodicies of Barth and Pareyson 45 -- The recourse to myth as a reconciliation of the contradictions of the theodicy".
• catalog tableOfContents "Recognizing the crisis, saving the faith. Between Wiesel's riv and Schweid's religiodicy 249 -- Memory of the Shoah in Haggadic and Halakhic thought 253 -- Shoah and Haggadic thought 255 -- Shoah and Halakhah 256 -- Where faith arrives, and where it does not 258 -- The thought of the irredeemable in Judaism as a religion of redemption 262 -- The irredeemable: possibility or necessity for a theology of redemption? 265 -- Shoah as irredeemable, unforgivable, imprescriptible. A "theological cipher" 269 -- The drama of God in the drama of Israel 273.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Surviving the Shoah as proof of election 158 -- The fight for election as a stake of anti-Judaism (and preparation for the Shoah) 161 -- Emil Fackenheim: Jewish survival as a theological value in and of itself 165 -- Caesura and Tikkun in the Jewish existence, the dilemma of Fackenheim 168 -- Surviving by chance. The theology between blasphemy and 'accident' 172 -- Auschwitz: Sinai or anti-Sinai of the contemporary Jews? Limits and forces of a metaphor 176 -- Auschwitz: hevelei Mashiah (messianic labor pains), or an end to all faith in the Messiah? 181 -- Hevelei mashiah, teshuvah, and geulah in R. Elchanan Bunem Wasserman's teaching 186 -- Exile, Messianism, and the Shoah as hester panim, in the thinking of Eliezer Berkovits 189 -- The Shoah between Zionism and Anti-Zionism. Still on the interpretation of exile and Messiah 195 -- The Shoah as a consequence of the lack of adherence to the Zionist ideals 198 --".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Shoah, consequence of the "sin of Zionism" and the usurpation of Messianic claims 200 -- The uniqueness of the Shoah and religious interpretations of the event. On a misunderstanding 203 -- Towards a "Messianism of responsibility" for a new Jewish consciousness 206 -- Shoah and the state of Israel: theological ambiguities of a complex historical relationship 208 -- Third Interlude 213 -- Chapter 4 Hermeneutic Problems in Jewish Thought After the Shoah 219 -- The Shoah as a new paradigm of/in Jewish history? The reflection of Irving Greenberg 223 -- On the criticisms of Steven Katz. Covenant "in pieces" or "between the pieces" 228 -- Caesura and continuum, systole and diastole in the "breath of the tradition" 233 -- A caesura in the continuity of tradition: relativism of all novum? 239 -- A continuum in the consciousness of modernity. Caesura of caesura? 243 --".
• catalog tableOfContents "The denomination, or the linguistic character of the biblical anthropo-theology 102 -- A name for the event: beyond the tradition 105 -- Churban/khurbn and Shoah: two names, two readings 110 -- Holocaust: semantic ambiguity and subconscious allusion 114 -- A name for God: beyond the concept 118 -- Cancellation of the name and caesura in the name 121 -- Kiddush haShem as tikkun haShem? 125 -- Tikkun ha'olam as a salvation of the language. Myth and reality of Hebrew 128 -- Rupture in the linguistic continuity. Toward a "theological apophatism" 133 -- Second Interlude 139 -- Chapter 3 Shoah and the Contemporary Jewish Self-Understanding 143 -- "Perspective illusions" on the implications of the Shoah. Center and margin in theology 146 -- The Shoah and the ambiguity of the notion of the "chosen people" 151 -- Against Rosenzweig, for a historical conception of election and Jewish existence 155 --".
• catalog title "Theological implications of the Shoah : caesura and continuum as hermeneutic paradigms of Jewish theodicy / Massimo Giuliani.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".