José Faur | Academic Influence

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With José Faur

José Faur is affiliated with the following schools: Bar-Ilan University, University of Buenos Aires, Beth Medrash Govoha, Netanya Academic College, Yeshiva University

José Faur's Degrees

PhD Talmudic Studies University of Buenos Aires
Masters Jewish Studies University of Buenos Aires
Bachelors Jewish Studies University of Buenos Aires

Why Is José Faur Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, José Faur was a Sephardic Hakham , teacher and scholar. He was a Rabbi in the Syrian-Jewish community in Brooklyn for many years. He was also a professor at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, the Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership, and Bar Ilan University, and was Professor of Law at Netanya Academic College.

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José Faur's Published Works

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Published Works

Golden doves with silver dots : semiotics and textuality in rabbinic tradition (1986) (24)
In the Shadow of History: Jews and Conversos at the Dawn of Modernity (1992) (16)
Homo Mysticus: A Guide to Maimonides's Guide for the Perplexed (1998) (14)
Francisco Sánchez¿s theory of cognition and Vico¿s verum/factum (1987) (12)
The Biblical Idea of Idolatry (1978) (12)
Four Classes ofConversos (1990) (8)
Anti-Maimonidean Demons (2003) (4)
The splitting of the logos: some remarks on Vico and Rabbinic tradition (1985) (2)
Don Quixote-Talmudist and Mucho Más (2001) (1)
Some General Observations on the Character of Classical Jewish Literature: A Functional Approach (1977) (1)
Sephardim in the Nineteenth Century: New Directions and Old Values (1977) (1)
Intuitive Knowledge of God in Medieval Jewish Theology (1976) (1)
Freedom and linguistic expression in Maimonides (1983) (1)
Anomalous pancreatico-biliary ductal union with cystic dilatation of the bile duct (1998) (1)
The Origin of the Classification of Rational and Divine Commandments in Mediaeval Jewish Philosophy (1969) (1)
The Hebrew species concept and the origin of evolution : R. Benamozegh's response to Darwin (1997) (1)
[The census of 1982: population and housing]. (1983) (0)
[General census of population 1982: the communal composition of urban agglomerations. Population and administrative boundaries 1982] (1983) (0)
[Since 1975, interregional migrations are less frequent]. (1985) (0)
Thirty years of internal migrations (1986) (0)
[Urbanization in 1982: the results of the census]. (1983) (0)
Imagination and Religious Pluralism: Maimonides, ibn Verga, and Vico (1992) (0)
Jews, Conversos, and Native Americans: the Iberian Experience (2000) (0)
Beyond Ordination: the Procedural Aspects (1980) (0)
Cities and regions in the European context (1991) (0)
[A renaissance of rural communes or a new form of urbanization?]. (1982) (0)
OF CULTURAL INTIMIDATION AND OTHER MISCELLANEA: BAR-SHESHAKH VS. RABA (2002) (0)
That Nothing Is Known (Quod nihil scitur) (1990) (0)
One-Dimensional Jew, Zero-Dimensional Judaism1 (1999) (0)
Words of Gad the Seer, Printed for the first time from Cambridge MS O0.1.20: Copied in Cochin, India, in the 18th century , written by Meir Bar-Ilan (2016) (0)
A Creative Exposition of Halakhah: Jacob Neusner's Encyclopedia of the Law of Judaism (2001) (0)
Two Models of Jewish Spirituality (2012) (0)
JEWISH AND WESTERN HISTORIOGRAPHIES: A POST–MODERN INTERPRETATION (1992) (0)
The Horizontal Society (2008) (0)
Basic Concepts in Rabbinic Hermeneutics (2012) (0)
Golden Doves with Silver Dots (2020) (0)
AT THE END OF THE CENTURY by Norbert M (2002) (0)
Reading Jewish Texts with Greek Eyes (1987) (0)
The Targumim and Halakha (1975) (0)

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