Contents
Editor’s Preface
Acknowledgments
Editor’s Introduction
I - Point of Departure: Why Study Medieval Thinkers?
1. How to Study Medieval Philosophy
II - On Maimonides
2. Spinoza’s Critique of Maimonides
3. Cohen and Maimonides
4. The Philosophic Foundation of the Law
Appendix 4A
Appendix 4B
5. Some Remarks on the Political Science of Maimonide sand Farabi
6. The Place of the Doctrine of Providence according to Maimonides
7. Review of The Mishneh Torah, Book 1, by Moses Maimonides
8. The Literary Character of The Guide of the Perplexed
9. Maimonides’ Statement on Political Science
10. Introduction to Maimonides’ The Guide of the Perplexed
11. How To Begin To Study The Guide of the Perplexed
12. Notes on Maimonides’ Book of Knowledge
13. Note on Maimonides’ Treatise on the Art of Logic
14. Note on Maimonides’ Letter on Astrology
III - On Isaac Abravanel, the Last Medieval Maimonidean
15. On Abravanel’s Philosophical Tendency and Political Teaching
Appendix
Abbreviations
Sources and History of the Texts
Bibliography
Index