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Chapter Seven. The Transition to Aristotelianism: Abraham ibn Da’ud

© 2019 Academic Studies Press, Boston, USA

© 2019 Academic Studies Press, Boston, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. PREFACE xi
  4. INTRODUCTION xii
  5. Section I. FOUNDATIONS
  6. Chapter One. What is Jewish Philosophy? 3
  7. Chapter Two. Sa‘adiah Ga’on and the Kalam 45
  8. Chapter Three. Jewish Neoplatonism: Isaac Israeli and Solomon ibn Gabirol 79
  9. Chapter Four. Bahya ibn Paquda: The Duties of the Heart 132
  10. Section II. TRANSITIONS
  11. Chapter Five. Philosophical Exegesis of the Bible: Abraham ibn Ezra 177
  12. Chapter Six. Judah Ha-Levi and the Critique of Philosophy 237
  13. Chapter Seven. The Transition to Aristotelianism: Abraham ibn Da’ud 320
  14. Section III. RAMBAM
  15. Chapter Eight. Principles of Judaism 345
  16. Chapter Nine. The Guide of the Perplexed: On God 400
  17. Chapter Ten. The Guide of the Perplexed: On the World and Humans 465
  18. Section IV. THE CONTROVERSY OVER PHILOSOPHY AND RAMBAM
  19. Chapter Eleven. The Controversy over Philosophy and Rambam 551
  20. Appendices
  21. Appendix I. Cosmology: The Spheres And Emanation 573
  22. Appendix II. The Categories 580
  23. Index 582
Jewish Philosophy in the Middle Ages
This chapter is in the book Jewish Philosophy in the Middle Ages
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781618110152-009

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. PREFACE xi
  4. INTRODUCTION xii
  5. Section I. FOUNDATIONS
  6. Chapter One. What is Jewish Philosophy? 3
  7. Chapter Two. Sa‘adiah Ga’on and the Kalam 45
  8. Chapter Three. Jewish Neoplatonism: Isaac Israeli and Solomon ibn Gabirol 79
  9. Chapter Four. Bahya ibn Paquda: The Duties of the Heart 132
  10. Section II. TRANSITIONS
  11. Chapter Five. Philosophical Exegesis of the Bible: Abraham ibn Ezra 177
  12. Chapter Six. Judah Ha-Levi and the Critique of Philosophy 237
  13. Chapter Seven. The Transition to Aristotelianism: Abraham ibn Da’ud 320
  14. Section III. RAMBAM
  15. Chapter Eight. Principles of Judaism 345
  16. Chapter Nine. The Guide of the Perplexed: On God 400
  17. Chapter Ten. The Guide of the Perplexed: On the World and Humans 465
  18. Section IV. THE CONTROVERSY OVER PHILOSOPHY AND RAMBAM
  19. Chapter Eleven. The Controversy over Philosophy and Rambam 551
  20. Appendices
  21. Appendix I. Cosmology: The Spheres And Emanation 573
  22. Appendix II. The Categories 580
  23. Index 582
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