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,Prophecy and Intuition: Singular Knowledge in Maimonides’ and Spinoza’s Philosophy,the achievement of knowledge and intellectual perfection according to the standard of singularity. For both thinkers, the entire structure of knowing is oriented toward generating singular knowledge. Yet, generating singular knowledge requires an incorporation of all the faculties or powers of the e

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The Demand of the Concrete: The Non-Contingency of Language, intellect, but rather are in an important respect essential for it, or rather, are non-contingent to the generation of ethical-intellectual perfection. Taking language as the exemplary mode of historical and cultural transmission, I examine how Maimonides and Spinoza develop a critical approach to

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,The “Place” of Reason,f reason in relation to embodiment. Rather than dismissing metaphysical and rational language as wholly useless for embodied knowers, the chapter presents reason as a useful and necessary tool for structuring experience through which one may achieve actual concrete knowledge and the good. As a resul

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Norman L. WhitmanPresents an alternative reading of the works of Maimonides and Spinoza.Suggests an implicit Maimonidean influence on Spinoza’s thought.Discusses Jewish philosophy not merely as a secondary influence o

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