Curriculum vitae - Hochschule für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg
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<strong>Curriculum</strong> <strong>vitae</strong><br />
Prof. Ephraim Meir<br />
Home address:<br />
12 Sderot ha-Meiri<br />
96107 Jerusalem<br />
Israel<br />
Tel.: 972-2-6522365<br />
meirep@mail.biu.ac.il<br />
University address:<br />
Department of Philosophy<br />
Bar-Ilan University<br />
52900 Ramat-Gan<br />
Israel<br />
Tel.: 972-3-5318421<br />
Education:<br />
1967-1972 Sciences of Religion, Louvain University, BA and MA<br />
1972-1975 Biblical Philology, Louvain University, BA and MA<br />
1972-1975 Theology, Louvain University, BA and MA<br />
1979 Theology, Louvain University, PhD<br />
Positions Held:
1975-1980 Researcher, Belgian Foundation of Scientific Research<br />
1980-1982 Theological secretary of the Ecclesiastical Province of<br />
Holland<br />
1984-1989 Researcher, The Academy of Hebrew Language,<br />
Givat Ram, Jerusalem<br />
1988-1992 Instructor, Ben Gurion University, Department of Jewish<br />
Thought<br />
1989-1992 Instructor, Bar-Ilan University, Department of Philosophy<br />
1992-1994 Lecturer, Bar-Ilan University, Department of Philosophy<br />
1994-1998 Senior Lecturer, Bar-Ilan University, Department of<br />
Philosophy<br />
1996-1998 Head of the Department of Philosophy, Bar-Ilan University<br />
1998 Associate Professor, Bar-Ilan University, Department of Philosophy<br />
Personal data:<br />
1949 Born in Belgium<br />
1971 Marriage (now father of five children, three daughters and two sons)<br />
1983 Immigration to Israel<br />
Publications:<br />
a. Books<br />
My Heart is in Zion: Present, Past and Future of Zionism (Dutch), Hague: Omniboek,<br />
1983.<br />
Star from Jacob. Life and Work of Franz Rosenzweig (Hebrew), Jerusalem: Magnes<br />
Press, 1994.<br />
E. Lévinas, Éthique et Infini. Dialogues avec Philippe Nemo, transl. into Hebrew by<br />
E. Meir in cooperation with S. Re‟em, introduced and annotated by E. Meir,<br />
Jerusalem: Magnes Press, 1995 (interview with Levinas on pp. 89-97).<br />
Modernes jüdisches Denken, Fuldatal: Atelea Verlag, 1996.<br />
Towards an Active Memory. Man, Society and God after Auschwitz (Dutch),<br />
Amsterdam: Amphora Books, 2003.<br />
Jewish Existential Philosophers in Dialogue (Hebrew), Jerusalem: Magnes Press,<br />
2004.<br />
Letters of Love. Franz Rosenzweig‟s Spiritual Biography and Oeuvre in Light of<br />
the Gritli Letters, New York: Peter Lang, 2006.<br />
Towards an Active Memory. Society, Man and God after Auschwitz (Hebrew),<br />
Tel-Aviv: Resling, 2006. (=revised and extended version of my book in Dutch).
„Jij‟ zeggen met Martin Buber. Dialogische opmerkingen bij Bubers „Ik en jij‟<br />
(Dutch), Amsterdam: Amphora Books, 2006.<br />
Levinas‟s Jewish Thought Between Jerusalem and Athens, Jerusalem: Magnes, in<br />
press.<br />
b. Edited books<br />
Haviva Pedaya and Ephraim Meir (eds.), Judaism, Topics, Fragments, Faces,<br />
Identities. Jubilee Volume in Honor of Rivka Horwitz, Beer-Sheva: Ben-Gurion<br />
University, 2007, 819 pp. (Hebrew).<br />
c. Articles<br />
1. ”Colloquium Biblicum Lovaniense 1973 “, in Louvain Studies 5,2 (1974) 192-<br />
194.<br />
2. “The Science of Literature Method of Prof. M. Weiss in Confrontation with Form<br />
Criticism, exemplified on the Basis of Ps. 49”, in Bijdragen-Tijdschrift voor filosofie<br />
en theologie 41,2 (1979) 152-167.<br />
3. “KBD comme nom divin en éblaïte, ougaritique et hébreu”, in Revue Théologique<br />
de Louvain 11,2 (1980) 225-228.<br />
4. “La Sagesse psalmique et le Psaume 94”, in Bijdragen-Tijdschrift voor filosofie en<br />
theologie 42,1 (1981) 22-45.<br />
5. “La dimension sapientiale du Psaume 62”, in Bijdragen-Tijdschrift voor<br />
filosofie en theologie 42,4 (1981) 350-365.<br />
6. “Does Antizionism Equal Antisemitism ?” (Dutch), in Kosmos en oekumene<br />
16,6 (1982) 187-199.<br />
7. “The Role of Antisemitism in the Pre-War Rexist Movement”, in Bulletin<br />
trimestriel de la Fondation Auschwitz no. 16, décembre 1987-février 1988, 16-<br />
32.<br />
8. “The Idea of Revelation in Levinas” ( Hebrew), in Daat. A Journal of Jewish<br />
Philosophy and Kabbalah 30 (1993), 41-52.<br />
9. “The Place of the Land of Israel and the State of Israel in the Writings of E.<br />
Levinas” (Hebrew), in Metaphora. Philosophical Journal 3 (1993), 41-61.<br />
10. ”Ian T. Ramsey's Theory on Religious Language: Disclosure and Moral<br />
Behaviour”, in A. Sagi and D. Statman (eds.), Between Religion and Ethics, Ramat-<br />
Gan: Bar-Ilan, 1993, 7-22.
11. ”The Dimension of the Feminine in Levinas‟ Philosophy”, in Iyyun. The<br />
Jerusalem Philosophical Quarterly 43 (1994), 145-152.<br />
12. ”La presenza biblica nella cultura ebraica contemporanea: M. Buber- F.<br />
Rosenzweig-E. Levinas”, in S.J. Sierra (ed.), La lettura ebraica delle Scritture,<br />
Bologna: Dehoniane,1995, 465-495.<br />
13. “Criticism of the „Myth‟ of Unio Mystica in E. Levinas” (Hebrew), in H. Pedayah<br />
(ed.), Myth in Judaism (Eshel Beer-Sheva, 4), Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University,<br />
1996, 393-405.<br />
14. ”The Contributions of Modern Thought to a Psychoanalytic Phenomenology of<br />
Groups”, in Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Thought 19,4 (1996), 563-578.<br />
15. ”Levinas‟s Thinking on Religion as beyond the Pathetic: Reflections on the First<br />
Part of Difficult Freedom”, in E.L. Fackenheim-R. Jospe (eds.), Jewish Philosophy<br />
and the Academy, London: Associated University Presses, 1996, 142-164.<br />
16. ”Philosophical Reflections on Moral Sense Perversity as a Denial of the Reality<br />
Principle”, in J.J. Rozenberg (ed.), Sense and Nonsense. Philosophical, Clinical and<br />
Ethical Perspectives, Jerusalem 1996, 27-42.<br />
17. “War and Peace in the Philosophy of E. Levinas” (Hebrew), in Iyyun. The<br />
Jerusalem Philosophical Quarterly 45 (1997), 471-479.<br />
18. “Teaching Mendelssohn's Concept of Jewish Singularity: Implications for an<br />
Israeli Student”, in R. Jospe (ed.), Paradigms in Jewish Philosophy, London:<br />
Associated University Presses, 1997, 147-165.<br />
19. ”Teaching Levinas on Revelation”, in R. Jospe (ed.), Paradigms in Jewish<br />
Philosophy, London: Associated University Presses, 1997, 257-279 (= a slightly<br />
different version of entry nr. 8).<br />
20. “The Talmudic Hermeneutics of E. Levinas” (Hebrew), in Revista Universidad<br />
Hebraica 1,2 (1997), 101-110.<br />
21. ”Die Idee der Teschuwa im Denken André Nehers", in C. Miething (ed.),<br />
Judentum und Moderne in Frankreich und Italien (Romania Judaica 2), Tübingen:<br />
Niemeyer, 1998, 129-143.<br />
22. “Jewish Dialogical Philosophy and its Implications for Education” (Hebrew), in<br />
Hagut - Jewish Educational Thought.1, Jerusalem 1998, 127-141.<br />
23. “The Challenge of Religious Education in the Secular State of Israel”, in C.<br />
Miething (ed.), Politik und Religion im Judentum (Romania Judaica 4), Tübingen:<br />
Niemeyer, 1999, 173-186.<br />
24. “Les écrits professionnels et confessionnels d'Emmanuel Lévinas”, in D. Cohen-<br />
Lévinas and S. Trigano (eds.), Emmanuel Lévinas - Philosophie et judaïsme (Pardès<br />
26 ), Paris: In press, 1999, 101-114.
25. ”La philosophie de Lévinas, sacrificielle et naïve? S'agit-il d'un drame? A propos<br />
d'un ouvrage récent de Daniel Sibony”, in Revue d'histoire et de philosophie<br />
religieuses 81,1 (2001), 63-79.<br />
26. “The Polemic-Ideological Reading and Its Alternative” (Hebrew), in Hagut-<br />
Jewish Educational Thought. 2, Jerusalem 2000, 19-34.<br />
27. “Moses Mendelssohn's Jerusalem from Levinas' Perspective”, in M. New-R.<br />
Bernasconi- R.A. Cohen (eds.), In Proximity – Emmanuel Levinas and the Eighteenth<br />
Century, Lubbock Texas: Texas Tech University Press, 2001, 243-259.<br />
28. “David Hartman on the Attitudes of Soloveitchik and Heschel towards<br />
Christianity”, in J.W. Malino (ed.), Judaism and Modernity: The Religious<br />
Philosophy of David Hartman, Jerusalem: Shalom Hartman Institute, 2001, 253-265.<br />
29. “Verità e giustizia nella filosofia di Emmanuel Lévinas in relazione all‟io-tu e<br />
all‟io-esso di Martin Buber”, in P.Amodio-G.Giannini-G.Lissa (eds.), Lévinas e la<br />
cultura del XX secolo (Cultura Filosofica e Scienze Umane 3), Napoli: Giannini,<br />
2001, pp.209-235.<br />
30. ”Goethe‟s Place in Rosenzweig‟s Star of Redemption” (Hebrew), in Daat. A<br />
Journal of Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah 48 (2002), 97-107.<br />
31. ”The Unpublished Correspondence Between Franz Rosenzweig and Gritli<br />
Rosenstock-Huessy On The Star of Redemption”, in Jewish Studies Quarterly 9<br />
(2002), 21-70.<br />
32. ”Buber‟s Dialogical Interpretation of the Binding of Isaac- between Kierkegaard<br />
and Hasidism” (Hebrew), in M. Hallamish- H. Kasher- Y. Silman (eds.), The Faith of<br />
Abraham. In the Light of Interpretation throughout the Ages, Ramat-Gan: Bar-Ilan,<br />
2002, 281-293.<br />
33. “Love and Truth in the Jewish Consciousness according to Abraham Joshua<br />
Heschel” (Hebrew), in Hagut-Jewish Educational Thought. 3-4, Jerusalem 2002, 141-<br />
150.<br />
34. “Ethics, Politics and God in the Writings of E. Levinas” (Hebrew), in Democratic<br />
Culture, vol. 6 (2002), 111-133.<br />
35. “Les écrits professionnels et confessionnels d‟Emmanuel Lévinas”, in D.Cohen-<br />
Lévinas and S. Trigano (eds.), Emmanuel Lévinas. Philosophie et judaïsme (Lettres<br />
promises), Paris: In press, 2002, pp.127-143 (= item nr.24).<br />
36. “Truth and Ethics in Levinas‟s Philosophy Compared to Buber‟s I-Thou and I-<br />
It”(Hebrew), in Daat. A Journal of Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah 50-52 (2003),<br />
pp.423-439 (=item nr.29).<br />
37. “The Shoa as a Crime against Humanity: Reflections on Civilization and its<br />
Annihilation”, in J.J. Rozenberg (ed.), Bioethical and Ethical Issues Surrounding the
Trials and Code of Nuremberg. Nuremberg Revisited (Symposium Series 74),<br />
Lewiston NY: Edwin Mellen, 2003, pp.167-186.<br />
38. “‟Transition‟, „Threshold‟ and „Gate‟ in Star of Redemption”, in M.Brasser (ed.),<br />
Rosenzweig als Leser. Kontextuelle Kommentare zum “Stern der Erlösung”,<br />
Tübingen: Niemeyer, 2004, pp.509-519.<br />
39. “The Shoa as the Forgetting of the Law. From Lyotard till Bursztein”(Hebrew), in<br />
Jean-Gérard Bursztein, Psychoanalysis of Nazism. Essay on the Destruction of<br />
Civilization (Hebrew), Tel Aviv: Resling, 2004, pp.9-20.<br />
40. “La notion de la révélation dans la „théologie des profondeurs‟ de Heschel et la<br />
métaphysique éthique de Lévinas”, Gérard Rabinovitch (ed.), Abraham J. Heschel .<br />
Un tsaddiq dans la cité (Collection Voix), Paris: Nadir , 2004, pp.155-186.<br />
41. “Buber‟s and Levinas‟s Attitudes toward Judaism”, Peter Atterton, Matthew<br />
Calarco and Maurice Friedman (eds.), Levinas and Buber. Dialogue and Difference,<br />
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania: Duquesne University Press, 2004, pp.133-156. = “La<br />
actitud de Buber y Levinas hacía el Judaísmo” in id., Levinas y Buber : Diálogo y<br />
diferencias (Colección Estudios y Reflexiones), Ediciones Lilmod.<br />
42. “The Relevance of the Gritli-Letters to the Clarification of Key Concepts and<br />
Central Ideas in Rosenzweig‟s Star of Redemption”, Luc Anckaert , Martin Brasser<br />
and Norbert Samuelson (eds.), The Legacy of Franz Rosenzweig . Collected Essays<br />
(Louvain Philosophical Studies 18), Leuven: Leuven University Press, 2004, pp.3-32.<br />
43. “Our Jewish Identity according to André Neher” (Hebrew), Yehoyada Amir (ed.),<br />
André Neher and Jewish Thought in Post-Holocaust France, Jerusalem: Van Leer<br />
Jerusalem Institute and Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 2005, pp. 99-113.<br />
44. “Religion and State in the Thought of Emmanuel Levinas” (Hebrew), Aviezer<br />
Ravitzky (ed.), Religion and State in Twentieth-Century Jewish Thought, Jerusalem:<br />
the Israel Democracy Institute, 2005, pp. 409-424.<br />
45. “Guilt and Responsibility as Characteristics of the Answerable Man in the<br />
Thought of Emmanuel Levinas" (Hebrew), Yehoyada Amir (ed.), The Path of the<br />
Spirit. The Eliezer Schweid Jubilee Volume. Volume Two, Jerusalem: The Hebrew<br />
University of Jerusalem, 2005, pp.851-865.<br />
46. “Les anthropomorphismes dans la Bible et dans la tradition juive: des images de<br />
Dieu?”, Revue des sciences sociales 34 (2005), pp.170-175.<br />
47. “Emmanuel Levinas‟s Thoughts on States and the State of Israel“ (Hebrew),<br />
Iyunim bitkumat Israel. Studies in Zionism, the Yishuv and the State of Israel, 15<br />
(2005), pp. 39-52.<br />
48. “The Utopia of Peace and the Topic of Politics in E. Levinas‟ Œuvre” (Hebrew),<br />
in Michael F. Mach and Yoram Jacobson (eds.), Historiosophy and The Science of<br />
Judaism (Te„uda. The Chaim Rosenberg School of Jewish Studies Research Series),<br />
Tel Aviv: Tel-Aviv University, 2005, pp. 215-229.
49. “Characteristics of Franz Rosenzweig‟s Gritli-Letters”, Wolfdietrich Schmied-<br />
Kowarzik (ed.), Franz Rosenzweigs “neues Denken”. Internationaler Kongress<br />
Kassel 2004. Band II. Erfahrene Offenbarung – in theologos, Freiburg/München: Karl<br />
Alber, 2006, pp.1181-1194.<br />
50. “Reinterpreting Judaism in the German Context: On German-Jewish Thinkers as<br />
Jews and Germans”, Ben Mollov (ed.), The Legacy of the German-Jewish Religious<br />
and Cultural Heritage: A Basis for German-Israeli Dialogue? Proceedings of an<br />
International Conference Held at Bar-Ilan University June 1, 2005, Jerusalem: Yuval<br />
Press 2006, pp. 25-35.<br />
51. “Reading Buber‟s „I and You‟ as a Guide to Conflict Management and Social<br />
Transformation”, Ben Mollov (ed.), The Legacy of the German-Jewish Religious and<br />
Cultural Heritage: A Basis for German-Israeli Dialogue? Proceedings of an<br />
International Conference Held at Bar-Ilan University June 1, 2005, Jerusalem: Yuval<br />
Press 2006, pp. 119-131.<br />
52. “Lebendiges Judentum. Levinas und der Historismus der „Wissenschaft des<br />
Judentums‟ des 19. Jahrhunderts”, Frank Miething and Christoph von Wolzogen<br />
(eds.), Après vous. Denkbuch für Emmanuel Levinas 1906-1995, Frankfurt a.M.: Neue<br />
Kritik, 2006, pp.139-175.<br />
53. “Emmanuel Levinas on Theodicy and Evil“, Haviva Pedaya and Ephraim Meir<br />
(eds.), Judaism, Topics, Fragments, Faces, Identities. Jubilee Volume in Honor of<br />
Rivka Horwitz, Beer-Sheva: Ben-Gurion University, 2007, pp. 31-51.<br />
54. “Franz Rosenzweig‟s Inexpressible Joy” (together with Raphael Jospe), Haviva<br />
Pedaya and Ephraim Meir (eds.), Judaism, Topics, Fragments, Faces, Identities.<br />
Jubilee Volume in Honor of Rivka Horwitz, Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, 2007,<br />
pp. 53-68.<br />
55. “Eroticism in Emmanuel Levinas‟s Oeuvre. Towards a Philosophy of the<br />
Caress”(Hebrew), Benjamin Ish-Shalom (ed.), BeDarkhei Shalom. Studies in Jewish<br />
Thought Presented to Shalom Rosenberg, Jerusalem: Beit Morasha, 2007, pp. 499-<br />
512.<br />
56. “How to Think Death from Time and not Time from Death”(Hebrew), in E.<br />
Levinas, Death and Time (Hebrew), Tel Aviv: Resling, 2007, pp. 7-13.<br />
d. Book reviews<br />
“Keel,O./M.Kűchler/C.Uehlinger, Orte und Landschaften der Bibel, Ein Handbuch<br />
und <strong>Studien</strong>-Reisefűhrer zum, Heiligen Land, Band 1: Geographisch-geschichtliche<br />
Landeskunde; Band 2: Der Sűden, Mit Beiträgen von U. Staub, Zűrich, Göttingen<br />
1984, 751 pp., 1982, 997 pp.; 1985, 751+ 998 pp.”(Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift<br />
voor filosofie en theologie 47, 4 (1986), pp.436-437.
“Novak, D., Halakha in a Theological Dimension (Brown Judaic Studies, Nr. 69),<br />
Chico 1985, 174 pp.”(Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 47,4<br />
(1986), pp.444-445.<br />
“L‟Univers de la Bible, Tome X, Dictionnaire de la Bible et des 3 religions du Livre,<br />
Turnhout 1985, 454 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie<br />
49,2 (1988), p.207.<br />
“Rogerson, J. , Nouvel Atlas de la Bible, traduit par Simon et Gisèle Trope, Turnhout<br />
1985, 237 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 49,2(1988),<br />
pp.207-208.<br />
“Avigad, Nahman, Hebrew Bullae from the Time of Jeremiah, Remnants of a Burnt<br />
Archive, Jerusalem, Israel Exploration Society, 1986, 139 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen,.<br />
Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 49, 4 (1988), p.443.<br />
“Pummer, R., The Samaritans (Iconography of Religions XXIII; Judaism, 5), Leiden<br />
1987, 46 pp. +48 illustr.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie<br />
50,2(1989), pp.213-214.<br />
“Sagarin, James L., Hebrew Noun Patterns (Mishqalim), Morphology, Semantics, and<br />
Lexicon, (Scholars Press handbook series), Scholars Press 1987, 150 pp.” (Dutch),<br />
Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 50 (1989), 337.<br />
“Wilson, G.H., The Editing of the Hebrew Psalter (Society of Biblical Literature,<br />
Dissertation Series, Nr. 76), Chico, 1985, 278 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift<br />
voor filosofie en theologie 50, 2(1989), p. 210.<br />
“Gutmann, J., The Jewish Life (Iconography of Religions, XXIII: Judaism,4), Leiden<br />
1987, 36 pp.+48 illustr.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 50,<br />
2 (1989), p.214.<br />
“Shear-Yashuv, A., The Theology of Salomon Ludwig Steinheim (Studies in Judaism<br />
in Modern Times 7), Leiden 1986, 116 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor<br />
filosofie en theologie 50,4 (1989), p.446.<br />
“Gese, Hartmut, Zur biblischen Theologie. Alttestamentlichte Vorträge, Tübingen,<br />
1983, 239 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 47,3 (1992),<br />
325-326.<br />
“Neusner, Jacob, Das pharisäische und talmudische Judentum, Neue Wege zu seinem<br />
Verständnis. Mit einem Vorwort von Martin Hengel, hrsgg. von Hermann<br />
Lichtenberger, (Texte und <strong>Studien</strong> zum antiken Judentum 4), Tübingen 1984, 219<br />
pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 47,3 (1992), 327-328.<br />
“Mazar, Benjamin, The Early Biblical Period, Historical Studies, Jerusalem, Israel<br />
Exploration Society, 1986, 266 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en<br />
theologie 53,4 (1992), 431.
“Hand, Seán (ed.), The Levinas Reader. Emmanuel Levinas, Oxford/Cambridge,<br />
1989, 312 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 53,4 (1992),<br />
432.<br />
“Bernasconi, R. and Wood D. (eds.), The Provocation of Levinas. Rethinking the<br />
Other (Warwick Studies in Philosophy and Literature), London/New York, 1988, 194<br />
pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 53,4 (1992), 432.<br />
“Breuer, Mordechai, Jűdische Orthodoxie im Deutschen Reich 1871-1918,<br />
Sozialgeschichte einer religiösen Minderheit (Eine Veröffentlichung des Leo Baeck<br />
Instituts), Frankfurt a.M 1986, 525 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie<br />
en theologie 53,4 (1992), 431-432.<br />
“Ouaknin, M.-A., Méditations érotiques, Essai sur Emmanuel Lévinas (Collection<br />
Métaphora), Paris 1992, 185 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en<br />
theologie 55, 1 (1994), p.110.<br />
“Ouaknin, M-A., Concerto pour quatre consonnes sans voyelles. Au-delà du principe<br />
d‟identité, Paris 1991, 371 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en<br />
theologie 55, 1(1994), pp.110-111.<br />
”Prophetic Mission in the 20 th Century” (Hebrew), Da‟at 44 (1999), pp.131-134<br />
[Review of E. Schweid, Prophets for their People and Humanity. Prophecy and<br />
Prophets in 20 th Century Jewish Thought, Jerusalem: Magnes, 1999, 264 pp.].<br />
“E. K. Kaplan, Holiness in Words: Abraham Joshua Heschel's Poetics of Piety,<br />
Albany: SUNY Press, 1996, 213 pp. / E. K. Kaplan and S. H. Dresner, Abraham<br />
Joshua Heschel: Prophetic Witness, New Haven and London: Yale University 1998,<br />
402 pp.”, Kabbalah. Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 5 (2000), pp. 447-<br />
450 (Hebrew).<br />
“T.Wrigth, The Twilight of Jewish Philosophy: Emmanuel Levinas‟ Ethical<br />
Hermeneutic, Amsterdam, 1999, 180 pp.”, Da‟at 46 (2001), pp. 135-138 (Hebrew).<br />
“The first Hebrew Monograph on Abraham Joshua Heschel” (Hebrew), Kabbalah.<br />
Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 7 ) 2002(<br />
, pp. 327-330 [Review of A.<br />
Even-Chen, A Voice from the Darkness. Abraham Joshua Heschel - Phenomenology<br />
and Mysticism, Tel Aviv: Am Oved, 1999, 253 pp.].<br />
“H. Gordon, The Heidegger-Buber Controversy. The Status of the I-Thou<br />
(Contributions in Philosophy 81), Westport (Connecticut) and London 2001, 170 pp.”,<br />
Revue des études juives 161,1-2 (2002), pp. 280-283.<br />
“J. Mattern, G. Motzkin, S. Sandbank (eds), Jüdisches Denken in einer Welt ohne<br />
Gott. Festschrift für Stéphane Mosès, Berlin 2001, 270 pp.”, Revue des études juives<br />
161, 1-2 (2002), pp. 283-289.<br />
“W. Schmied-Kowarzik, Rosenzweig im Gespräch mit Ehrenberg, Cohen und Buber<br />
(Rosenzweigiana 1), Munich: Karl Alber, 2006, 253 pp.”, Modern Judaism 27,2<br />
(2007), pp. 246-251.
e.Translation<br />
E. Lévinas, "Nom d'un chien ou le droit naturel”, id., Difficile liberté. Essais sur le<br />
judaïsme (Collection Présences du judaïsme), Paris 1963; biblio essais, 4019 Paris<br />
1988, pp. 213-216. Hebrew translation in cooperation with Hanan Elstein, Da‟at 38<br />
(1997), pp. 127-129.<br />
E. Lévinas, “Éducation et prière”, id., Difficile liberté. Essais sur le judaïsme<br />
(Collection Présences du judaïsme), Paris 1963; biblio essais, 4019 Paris 1988, pp.<br />
374-379. Hebrew translation, introduced and annotated by E.Meir, in Hagut- Jewish<br />
Educational Thought. 2, Jerusalem 2000, pp.11-17.<br />
E. Lévinas, “Une religion d‟adultes”, id., Difficile liberté. Essais sur le judaïsme<br />
(Collection Présences du judaïsme), Paris 1963; biblio essais, 4019 Paris 1988, pp.<br />
24-42. Hebrew translation by E. Meir, K. Patrick and M. Meir, annotated by E.Meir,<br />
Iyunim bitkumat Israel. Studies in Zionism, the Yishuv and the State of Israel, 15<br />
(2005), pp. 25-37.<br />
E. Lévinas, “Antihumanisme et éducation”, id., Difficile liberté. Essais sur le<br />
judaïsme (Collection Présences du judaïsme), Paris 1963; biblio essais, 4019 Paris<br />
1988, pp. 385-401. Hebrew translation by E. Meir, K. Patrick and M. Meir, annotated<br />
by E. Meir, in Joseph David (ed.), Questioning Dignity. On Human Dignity as<br />
Supreme Moral Value in the Modern Society, Jerusalem The Israel Democracy<br />
Institute and Magnes Press, 2006, pp. 245-260.<br />
.<br />
Conference Organisation:<br />
Organisation (with Prof. H. Heinemann) of the congress “Abraham‟s Presence<br />
in the Three Monotheistic Religions”, Neve Ilan, April 16-18, 1996.<br />
Organisation (with Prof. J. Rosenberg) of the congress “The Philosophical Roots<br />
of Anti-Semitism”, Bar–Ilan University, June 20, 1996.<br />
Organisation of the one day congress “The Song of Songs in Jewish Thinking<br />
and in the Consciousness of Mankind”, Gabriel House, Lac of Tiberias, Tsemah,<br />
Octobre 31, 1996.<br />
Organisation (with Prof. H.Heinemann) of the congress "Religiöse Erziehung im<br />
Judentum, Islam, und Christentum”, Kassel (Germany), June 30- July 3, 1997.<br />
Organisation (avec le Prof.J. Elkouby) du Colloque International "Traduction et<br />
herméneutique du langage biblique", Université Marc Bloch, Strasbourg, 26-27<br />
juin 2001.<br />
Organisation (with Prof. T. Schramm) of the one day “Franz Rosenzweig-<br />
Kolloquium”, June 18, 2002, Hamburg University, Faculty of Evangelic<br />
Theology.
Organisation (with Prof. Thomas Böning) of a two day bi-national conference “Love<br />
in Literature, Philosophy, Theology and Psychoanalysis”, November 8/9, 2005,<br />
Goethe Institut, Jerusalem. The conference was made possible by the Deutscher<br />
Akademisher Austausch Dienst (DAAD).<br />
Organisation (with Prof. Thomas Böning and Prof. Gaby Motzkin) of a three day<br />
conference “Hellenic and Jewish in Modern European Culture: Ways of Reading<br />
Text”, June 26-28, 2006, The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute. The conference was made<br />
possible by the Deutscher Akademisher Austausch Dienst (DAAD), in co-operation<br />
with The Van Leer Institute.<br />
Organisation (with Prof. Haviva Pedaya) of a conference at the occasion of the<br />
publication of the Jubilee Volume in Honor of Rivka Horwitz, Van Leer, Jerusalem,<br />
February 27, 2007.<br />
Lectures:<br />
1. Participation in the workshops organized by the International Center for<br />
University Teaching of Jewish Civilization; seminar for Jewish philosophy,<br />
Jerusalem, 14-19.7.1991. Lecture: “Teaching Levinas on Revelation."<br />
2. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Thought in<br />
Israel on the subject: “Myth in Jewish Thinking”, Ben-Gurion University,<br />
6.5.1991. Lecture: “Levinas‟s Refusal of Unio Mystica” (Hebrew).<br />
3. Participation in the workshops organized by the International Center for<br />
University Teaching of Jewish Civilization; seminar for Jewish philosophy,<br />
Jerusalem, 12-17.7.1992. Lecture: “Teaching Rosenzweig to Israeli Students.”<br />
4. Participation in the “International Conference on Guilt, Atonement,<br />
Repentance, Apology, Reparation, Penance and Forgiveness from a Christian,<br />
Jewish and Islamic Perspective,” Jerusalem, Hebrew University, 27.12.1992-<br />
1.1.1993.<br />
5. Lectures at the Universities of Kassel and Oldenburg, Germany, 17-<br />
26.1.1993. Titles: "Die Relevanz von Rosenzweigs Gedanken über das<br />
Verhältnis von Judentum und Christentum” and “Menschenbilder in Israel<br />
heute. ”<br />
6. Participation in the international congress „Sense and Nonsense in<br />
Philosophy and Psychopathology,” Bar-Ilan University, 7-8.6.1993. Lecture:<br />
„Philosophical Reflections on Moral Sense: Perversity as a Refusal of the<br />
Reality Principle.”<br />
7. Participation in the Twenty-Fifth Annual Conference of the Association<br />
for Jewish Studies, Harvard University, Cambridge, 12-14.12.1993. Lecture:<br />
“Success and Failure in Levinas's Approach to the Feminine”. Lecture at<br />
Princeton University on the same subject, December 1993.<br />
8. Participation in the “International Conference on Responses to Genocide<br />
and Holocausts from a Theological, Historical, Philosophical, Psychological<br />
and Literary Perspective, Approached from Judaic, Christian and Muslim<br />
Views,” 26 December 1993 – 2 January 1994. Lecture:"The Holocaust as the<br />
End of Theodicy: Levinas's Reflections on Evil.”
9. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Thought in<br />
Israel, Bar-Ilan University, 31.7.1994. Lecture: “Levinas‟s „Totality and<br />
Infinity‟ as Search for the Preconditions of Ethics” (Hebrew).<br />
10. A series of lectures on Christian relations to Jews in the Middle Ages and<br />
on the ways Jews organized in that period, from 30.6.1994 until 8.7.1994 at<br />
the State University of Moscow and in the Institute for Afro-Asian Studies<br />
there.<br />
11. Participation in the workshops organized by the International Center for<br />
University Teaching of Jewish Civilization, seminar for Jewish philosophy,<br />
Jerusalem, 10-15.7.1994. Lecture: “Teaching Mendelssohn's Concept of<br />
Jewish Singularity in an Israeli Context.”<br />
12. Participation in the Congress of the Association for Jewish Studies,<br />
Boston, December, 18-20, 1994. Lecture: “Appearance of B. Spinoza in H.<br />
Cohen and F. Rosenzweig.”<br />
13. Participation in the "International Conference on Teaching the Holocaust<br />
in Universities and Secondary Schools from the Perspective of History,<br />
Philosophy, Ethics, Theology, Literature, Law, Education, Psychology and<br />
Sociology,” Jerusalem, December 25, 1994 - January 2, 1995. Lecture:<br />
“Teaching the Holocaust to Israeli Students.”<br />
14. A series of lectures on Jewish history and thought in the modern period, at<br />
the State University of Moscow and in the Institute for Afro-Asian Studies<br />
there, from 25.1.1995 until 20.2.1995.<br />
15. Participation in the “Annual Conference of the Moscow Center for<br />
University Teaching of Jewish Civilization 'SEFER‟,” February 5-7,1995.<br />
Lecture: “Problems in Teaching Modern Jewish Philosophy.”<br />
16. Participation in the Congress on “Philosophical Activity and the<br />
Neighbor,” at the occasion of the celebration of the 75 th Birthday of Prof.<br />
Marcel Dubois, Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, 21.3.1995. Lecture: “War and<br />
Peace in the Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas” (Hebrew).<br />
17. Participation in the congress “Épistémologie des études juives. Premières<br />
Journées d‟études,” Jerusalem, 22-23.3.1995. Lecture: “Le concept de la paix<br />
dans la philosophie juive moderne.”<br />
18. Participation in the congress of the Association for Jewish Studies,<br />
Boston, December 17-19,1995. Lecture: “Peace and War in E. Levinas's<br />
Ethical Metaphysics.”<br />
19. Evening in the Academy of Sciences, Jerusalem, on the occasion of my<br />
Hebrew translation of Levinas‟s “Ethics and Infinity”, with participation of<br />
Harel Fish, Shalom Rosenberg, Ze‟ev Levy and Ze‟ev Harvey, 8.12.1995.<br />
20. Participation in the “Dritte Joseph Carlebach-Konferenz” on the theme<br />
“Toleranz im Verhältnis von Religion und Gesellschaft,” Bar-Ilan University,<br />
26-28.3.1996. Lecture: “Judaism as Tolerance in Levinas‟s Thinking.”<br />
21. Participation in the International Congress “Judentum und Moderne in<br />
Frankreich und Italien,” Münster, June, 2 – 6, 1996. Lecture: “L‟idée du retour<br />
dans la pensée d‟André Neher.”<br />
22. Lecture at the University of Hamburg, 7th of June 1996: “Die jüdischen<br />
Wurzeln der Philosophie von Emmanuel Levinas.”<br />
23. Participation in the joint congress of the Department of Philosophy and<br />
the Law Faculty, Bar-Ilan University, on the theme: “Judaism: Law, Civil<br />
Rule and Values,” 12-13.6.1996. Lecture: “Ethics, Religion and Politics in<br />
Levinas‟s Thought” (Hebrew).
24. Participation in the international congress “Philosophical Roots of Anti-<br />
Semitism,” Bar-Ilan University, 20.6.1996. Lecture: “Augustine‟s Adversus<br />
Judaeos.”<br />
25. Participation in the Jesselson Symposium on “Ethics, Judaism and<br />
Technological Progress,” Technion, Haifa, October 7-10, 1996. Lecture: “E.<br />
Levinas‟s View on Technology, Ethics and Judaism.”<br />
26. Participation in the International Conference on “The Holocaust: Rescue,<br />
Survival, Escape and Guilt,” Givat Ram Campus, Jerusalem, December 25,<br />
1996 - January 4, 1997. Lecture: “The Holocaust as the Forgetting of the<br />
Law.”<br />
27. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Philosophy in<br />
Israel on the subject “The Faith of Abraham,” Bar-Ilan University, 25.2.1997.<br />
Lecture: “Buber‟s Dialogical Interpretation of the Binding of Isaac – Between<br />
Kierkegaard and Hasidism.”<br />
28. Participation in the congress on “Levinas‟s Philosophy,” Hebraica<br />
University, Mexico, 16-17.6.1997. Lecture: “Levinas‟s Philosophy and Jewish<br />
Thought Today.”<br />
29. Lecture at Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana (UAM), Iztapalapa,<br />
Mexico, 17.6.1997: “The Notion of Religion in Levinas‟s Thought: Difficult<br />
Freedom, Part One.”<br />
30. Lecture at Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM), Fac. de<br />
Filosofia y Letras, 18.6.1997. Lecture: “Levinas‟s Criticism of Unio Mystica.”<br />
31. Lecture at Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA), Departamento de filosofia,<br />
19.6.1997. Lecture: “Levinas‟s Notion of Revelation and his Relationship to<br />
Rosenzweig‟s „Star of Redemption‟.”<br />
32. Lecture at the University of Hamburg, 7.7.1997: “Einfluss der dialogischen<br />
Philosophie auf die Erziehung.”<br />
33. Participation in the Twelfth World Congress of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem,<br />
July 29- August 5, 1997. Lecture: “Levinas‟s Talmudic Hermeneutics.”<br />
34. Participation in a congress at the occasion of the publication of Prof.<br />
Levy‟s Monograph on Levinas‟s philosophy, Haifa, 30.12.1997. Lecture:<br />
“The Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge in Kafka and Levinas”<br />
(Hebrew).<br />
35. Participation in the International Conference on Roots of the Holocaust,<br />
Givat Ram Campus, Jerusalem, December 24, 1997 - January 5, 1998.<br />
Lecture: “Augustine on the Jews: the Case of the Prodigal Son of Luke 15.”<br />
36. A series of lectures on Jews and Christians, Moscow, January 2-9, 1998, in<br />
the framework of a project of Prof. Oded Schremer.<br />
37. Lecture: “Medizinale Ethik vom Standpunkt der Jüdischen Dialogalen<br />
Philosophie” at the occasion of the foundation of the Cathedra “Light from<br />
Zion,” Bar-Ilan University, 9.11.1998.<br />
38. Participation au Colloque “Langue et Culture israéliennes entre Tradition<br />
et Modernité”, organisé par le Département d'Études Hébraïques et Juives de<br />
l'Université des Sciences Humaines de Strasbourg (USHS), 25-26 mars 1998.<br />
Conférence :”La présence biblique dans la culture hebraïque contemporaine”.<br />
39. Conférence magistrale, Strasbourg: “La Terre d'Israël dans la pensée juive<br />
hier et aujourd'hui”, USHS, 26 mars 1998.<br />
40. Conférence à Paris, Sorbonne, Amphithéâtre Richelieu, 26 mars 1998: “Le<br />
concept de la paix dans la philosophie d'Emmanuel Lévinas”.
41. Participation in the international congress on “Politik und Religion im<br />
Judentum,” organized by “Romania Judaica,” Westfälische Wilhelms-<br />
Universität, Münster, 18-20.5.1998. Lecture: “The Challenge of Modern<br />
Religious Education in the Secular State of Israel.”<br />
42. In the framework of the “Jüdische Kulturwochen 1998”: a) participation<br />
in the symposion “Das Land der Verheissung: Die Gründung des Staates Israel<br />
aus religiöser Sicht,” May 25, 1998. Lecture: “Das Nationale und das<br />
Religiöse im Staate Israel.” b) presentation of Bar Ilan University in the<br />
“Österreichische Nationalbibliothek,” May 26, 1998: “Eine religiöse<br />
Universität – eine Universität für religiöse?”<br />
43. Participation in the International Theology Conference on the theme “No<br />
Other Gods” in the Shalom Hartman Institute, Jerusalem, February 22-25,<br />
1999.<br />
44. Participation in the congress “Eternity in Changing Times. André Neher<br />
and Post-Holocaust Jewish Thought,” 20-21.1.1999. Lecture: “Our Jewish<br />
Identity” (Hebrew).<br />
45. Lecture in the famework of “Project Interchange” of the American Jewish<br />
Congress, Jerusalem, 12.3.1999. Title: “The Land and the People: The History<br />
and Vision of Zionism.”<br />
46. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Thought in<br />
Israel in Honor of Prof. Rivka Horwitz, Ben Gurion University, 16.3.1999.<br />
Lecture; “Truth and Justice in Levinas‟s Thought”(Hebrew).<br />
47. Lecture at the occasion of the publication of Prof. E. Schweid‟s book<br />
“Prophets for Their People and Humanity” (Hebrew), Van Leer Institute,<br />
Jerusalem, 26.5.1999.<br />
48. Congress on the subject of “Jewish Responses to Modernity: Spinoza,<br />
Rabbi Kook, Levinas,” at the occasion of the retirement of Prof. Ben Shlomo,<br />
Tel Aviv 9.6.1999. Chair and respondent in the session on Levinas.<br />
49. Participation in the congress “Purity, Impurity, and Race: The Ethical<br />
Debate following the Nuremberg Trials (1945-1946) and the Nuremberg<br />
Codex (1947),” 14-15.6.1999. Lecture: “The Crime against Humanity and<br />
Annihilation of Civilization.”<br />
50. Congress in Memory of Prof. Moshe Schwarz “Language and Thought –<br />
Language and Culture. Jewish Thought and General Culture,” Bar-Ilan<br />
University, 2-3.11.1999. Chair of the session on Moshe Schwarz as Interpreter<br />
of Franz Rosenzweig.<br />
51. Participation in the international congress on Johann Wolfgang von<br />
Goethe (1749-1832), Bar-Ilan University, 14.12.1999. Lecture: “Rosenzweig<br />
and Goethe.”<br />
52. Participation in the Thirty-First Annual Conference of the Association for<br />
Jewish Studies, December 19-21, 1999, Chicago. Lecture: ”Heschel and<br />
Levinas on Revelation.” Chair and respondent of the session “The Economy of<br />
Friendship: Beyond Buber and Levinas.”<br />
53. Participation in the Eighth International Conference on Anti-Semitism<br />
“Holocaust Studies at the Millennium,” December 27, 1999 - January 2, 2000,<br />
Givat Ram Campus, Jerusalem. Lecture: ”Belgian Anti-Semitism in the<br />
Thirties.”<br />
54. Participation in the International Conference “Abraham Joshua Heschel<br />
aujourd‟hui,” organized by the Centre Communautaire de Paris and La
Fondation du Judaïsme français, January, 15-17, 2000. Lecture: ”Heschel et<br />
Lévinas.”<br />
55. Participation in the International Conference “Levinas e la Cultura del XX<br />
Secolo,” organized by Dipartimento di Filosofia “A. Aliotta,” Napoli, April,<br />
10-12, 2000. Lecture: “Relation et pensée chez Buber et Lévinas.”<br />
56. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Thought in<br />
Israel on the subject “Mythos, History and Utopia in Jewish Thought,” Tel<br />
Aviv University, 13.4.2000. Lecture: “The Utopia of Shalom and the Topic of<br />
Politics in Levinas‟s Philosophy” (Hebrew).<br />
57. Vortrag “Neuere Jüdische Religionsphilosophie im Gespräch mit dem<br />
Christentum”, Fachgruppe Theologie/Religionspädagogik, Universität Kassel,<br />
19. Juni 2000.<br />
58. Conférences dans la Communauté Israélite de Strasbourg (Comité<br />
Sepharad), “La révélation dans la tradition juive selon Lévinas” et “Pensée<br />
juive et éducation en Israël, aujourd‟hui”, 24 juin 2000.<br />
59. Vortrag “Emmanuel Levinas über Erziehung - zwischen Verantwortung<br />
und Gerechtigkeit”, Fachbereich Erziehungswissenschaften, Universität<br />
Hamburg, 26. Juni 2000.<br />
60. Vortrag “Emmanuel Levinas- ein jüdischer Denker nach der Shoa”,<br />
Gesellschaft für christlich-jüdische Zusammenarbeit, Hamburg, 27. Juni 2000.<br />
61. Conférence “Lévinas: Juif et philosophe face aux défis du siècle”, 3 juillet<br />
2000, La Maison de la Culture Juive, Bruxelles.<br />
62. Vortrag “Gerechtigkeit nicht Rache als Aufarbeitung der Geschichte”,<br />
Symposium ”Friede mit friedlichen Mitteln. Religionen vor neuen Ansprüchen<br />
der Welt von Heute” anlässlich 30 Jahre Weltkonferenz der Religionen für den<br />
Frieden, 11./12. November 2000, Festsaal der Diplomatischen Akademie,<br />
Wien.<br />
63. Participation au colloque “L‟eau, un enjeu du xxi-ième siècle. Proche-<br />
Orient: sources et ressources”, organisé par la Maison de la Culture Juive en<br />
collaboration avec le Keren Kayyemet Le-Yisrael, 26 novembre, 2000,<br />
Bruxelles. Conférence: ”l‟eau dans les sources juives”.<br />
64. Participation in the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association for Jewish<br />
Studies, Boston, Mass., December 17-19, 2000. Session: “Two Thousand<br />
Unpublished Letters of Franz Rosenzweig.” Chair and respondent to the<br />
lecture of R. Horwitz “New Insights on Rosenzweig as Revealed in the<br />
Collection of Unpublished Letters.”<br />
65. Kolloquium ”Die Bedeutung der Philosophie von Emmanuel Levinas für<br />
das heutige Bildungs-Denken”, Fachbereich Erziehungswissenschaft,<br />
Universität Hamburg, am 8 Januar 2001. Vortrag “Unbequeme Freiheit:<br />
jüdische Wurzeln von Levinas‟ Philosophie der Gerechtigkeit”.<br />
66. Deux conférences “Introduction à la pensée juive moderne” et “La pensée<br />
juive moderne au 20-ième siècle” dans La Maison de la Culture Juive,<br />
Bruxelles, 14 janvier 2001.<br />
67. Vortrag “Philosophie und Religion in der jüdischen Erziehung”, Die<br />
Fachgruppe Theologie/Religionspädagogik und die Interdisziplinare<br />
Arbeitsgruppe Philosophische Grundlagenprobleme, Universität<br />
Gesamthochschule Kassel, 25. Januar 2001.<br />
68. Vortrag “Die Bedeutung des Tempelberges für das Judentum heute”, die<br />
Deutsch-Israelische Gesellschaft und die Gesellschaft für christlich-jüdische<br />
Zusammenarbeit, Kassel, 31. Januar 2001.
69. Conférence „La méthodologie des différentes approches dans<br />
l‟herméneutique de la Bible”, Palais Universitaire (salle Fustel de Coulanges),<br />
mardi 3 avril 2001, Université Marc Bloch, Strasbourg, dans le cadre des<br />
”journées des doctorants”.<br />
70. Vortrag “Bubers und Rosenzweigs Verdeutschung der Schrift als ein<br />
dialogisches Unternehmen”, Arbeitskolloquium Philosophische<br />
Grundlagenprobleme - Philosophie des Dialogs, Universität Kassel, 08-<br />
09.06.2001.<br />
71. Conférence “Interprétations conflictuelles autour de la Bible”, Colloque<br />
“Traduction et herméneutique du langage biblique”, Université Marc Bloch,<br />
Strasbourg, 26 juin 2001.<br />
72. Conférence “Buber et Rosenzweig, traducteurs de la Bible”, Colloque<br />
“Traduction et herméneutique du langage biblique”, Université Marc Bloch,<br />
Strasbourg, 27 juin 2001.<br />
73. Conférence “Lecture et commentaire de textes de Buber, de Rosenzweig<br />
et de Lévinas”, organisée par La Maison de la Culture Juive, Bruxelles, le 1<br />
juillet 2001.<br />
74. Conférence “Réflexions et interrogation sur le monde du savoir”,<br />
Université européenne d‟automne “Apprendre et enseigner dans la société de<br />
communication”, organisée par le Conseil de l‟Europe et le Centre des Études<br />
Européennes de Strasbourg, 7-10 novembre 2001.<br />
75. Participation in the congress “Religion and State in 20 th Century Jewish<br />
Thought,” The Israeli Institute for Democracy, Jerusalem, 20-21.1.2002.<br />
Lecture : “Religion and State in Levinas‟s Thought” (Hebrew).<br />
76. Conférence “Les anthropomorphismes comme „images de Dieu‟”, Journée<br />
d‟étude consacrée au thème “Anthropologie de la relation à l‟image. Du culte à<br />
la manipulation et à la destruction”, organisée par U.F.R. des Sciences<br />
Sociales, Pratiques Sociales et Développement de l‟Université Marc Bloch,<br />
Palais Universitaire, Strasbourg, 26 février 2002.<br />
77. Conférence “Humanisme européen: les leçons du passé”, Colloque<br />
international, organisé à Besançon les 4, 5 et 6 mars 2002 à l‟occasion du<br />
bicentenaire de Victor Hugo et intitulé “L‟humanisme européen à l‟épreuve<br />
des réalités contemporaines”.<br />
78. Lecture “The Unpublished Correspondence Between Franz Rosenzweig<br />
and Gritli Rosenstock-Huessy on the Star of Redemption,” Meeting and<br />
Workshop of the Franz Rosenzweig Society, Phoenix Arizona, April 12, 14-<br />
15, 2002.<br />
79. Vortrag “Rosenzweig als Ausleger der Schrift”, Franz Rosenzweig-<br />
Kolloquium, 18. Juni, 2002, Universität Hamburg, Fachbereich Evangelische<br />
Theologie.<br />
80. Festvortrag aus Anlass des 67. Geburtstages und der Verabschiedung von<br />
Prof. Joseph Dan “The Correspondence between Franz Rosenzweig and<br />
Margrit Rosenstock-Huessy - Die Gritli – Briefe”, Mittwoch, den 10.Juli 2002,<br />
Institut für Judaistik, Berlin.<br />
81. Respondent to the lecture of Benjamin Harshav “The Modern Jewish<br />
Revolution: Major Points for its Understanding” (July 16, 2002) in the<br />
framework of the Workshop Martin Buber - Werkausgabe (in association with<br />
the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften) “The Jewish<br />
Renaissance in the Early 20 th Century in Comparative Perspective,” Schloss<br />
Blankensee, July 14-17, 2002.
82. Vortrag “Die Relevanz der (gerade veröffentlichten) Gritli-Briefe von<br />
Franz Rosenzweig für das Verständnis des Sterns der Erlösung”, Universität<br />
Hamburg Fachbereich Evangelische Theologie, 19.7.2002.<br />
83. Lecture at the Paideia Institute, Stockholm, May 5, 2003. Title: “The Idea<br />
of Revelation in Levinas‟s Ethical Metaphysics.” In the evening of the same<br />
day, open lecture with the title: “Buber‟s and Levinas‟s Attitude toward<br />
Judaism.”<br />
84. Public lecture in the Gustave Tuck Theatre, University College London,<br />
organized by The Institute of Jewish Studies, University College London, May<br />
8, 2003. Title: ”The Relevance of the Correspondence between Franz<br />
Rosenzweig and Gritli Rosenstock-Huessy for the Understanding of the Star<br />
of Redemption.”<br />
85. Lecture in the London School of Jewish Studies, May 9, 2003, with the<br />
title ”Buber‟s and Levinas‟s attitude toward Judaism.”<br />
86. Participation in the congress on Abraham Joshua Heschel, Schechter<br />
Institute of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem, 12.6.2003. Lecture: “Religion and<br />
Knowledge in Heschel‟s Thought”(Hebrew).<br />
87. Lecture in the Antwerp “Instituut voor Joodse Studies”, January 29, 2004,<br />
“De bijdrage van het joodse dialogale denken tot het moderne denken.”<br />
88. Lecture in Institut Martin Buber, Brussels, January 30, 2004, “L' attitude<br />
de Martin Buber vis-à-vis du Judaïsme.”<br />
89. Participation in the international congress on the theme “Franz-<br />
Rosenzweigs Neues Denken,” Kassel University, 28.3 until 1.4.2003. Lecture:<br />
“The Dialogical Dimension in Rosenzweig's 'Gritli'- Letters.”<br />
90. Visiting scholar in the Philosophy and Religion Department Rollins<br />
College, Florida, 20.2-28.2.2005. Participation in the Jewish Studies Lecture<br />
Series, 23.2.2005. Title of the Lecture: “Morality and God in the 21 st Century:<br />
Personal and Philosophical Reflections.”<br />
91. Vorträge: “Von der Attraktivität des Judentums: Warum Christen zum<br />
Judentum konvertieren”; “Die Rolle des Christentums aus jüdischer Sicht nach<br />
Franz Rosenzweig und Emmanuel Lévinas”, 30. Deutscher Evangelischer<br />
Kirchentag, Hannover, 26. Mai und 27. Mai 2005.<br />
92. Participation in the International Conference on “The Legacy of the<br />
German-Jewish Religious and Cultural Heritage: A Basis for German-Israeli<br />
Dialogue,” Bar-Ilan University, June 1,2005. Lectures: “Religious German<br />
Jewish Thinkers: Reinterpreting Judaism in the German Context” and<br />
“Reading Buber‟s „I and Thou‟ as a Guide for Conflict Management and<br />
Social Transformation.”<br />
93. Participation in the Bi-national Conference on “Love in Literature,<br />
Philosophy, Theology and Psychoanalysis,” Jerusalem, November 8 and 9,<br />
2005. Lecture: ”Love in Franz Rosenzweig‟s The Star of Redemption.”<br />
94. Participation in the International Conference on “A Century with<br />
Emmanuel Levinas: Resonances of a Philosophy,” Jerusalem, January 16-20,<br />
2006. Lecture: “Shem and Japhet in Difficult Freedom.”<br />
95. Participation in the International Conference on “Ethique, politique,<br />
philosophie. Emmanuel Levinas dans le siècle à venir”, Strasbourg/Freiburg,<br />
14-18 février 2006. Lecture: “Levinas‟s Thinking on States and on the State of<br />
Israel.”
96. Lectures at the Jewish Studies Department of Charles University, Prague.<br />
Wednesday, April 5, 2006: “Athens and Jerusalem in Levinas‟s Thinking.”<br />
Thursday, April 6, 2006: “Buber‟s and Levinas‟s Attitudes towards Judaism.”<br />
97. Participation in the Conference “Levinas e a Educação – Seminário<br />
Nacional em Homenagem ao Centenário do Nascimento do Filósofo<br />
Emmanuel Levinas (1906 – 1995),” organized by the” Centro de Filosofia e<br />
Educação” of the Universidade de Caxias do Sul, Brazil, April 24 th and 28 th ,<br />
2006. Title of the lecture: “Buber‟s and Levinas‟s Attitudes towards Judaism.”<br />
98. Participation in the 3 rd International Symposium of the Brazilian Society<br />
for Phenomenology, June 5-9, 2006 in Porto Alegre, Brazil . Lecture:<br />
“Hebrew and Greek in Levinas‟s writings.”<br />
99. Participation in a small congress in honor of Dr. Shula Qeshet, Seminar<br />
ha-qibbutsim, Tel Aviv, June 25, 2006. Lecture: “Lack of Communication,<br />
Knowledge and Life in Franz Kafka.”<br />
100. Participation in the International Conference “Hellenic and Jewish in<br />
Modern European Culture: Ways of Reading Text,” Van Leer Jerusalem<br />
Institute, Jerusalem, June 26-28, 2006. Title of the lecture: ”Greek and<br />
Hebrew in Levinas‟s Writings.”<br />
101. Participation au Colloque international “Un siècle avec Levinas: Levinas<br />
en héritage”, Cluny, 19 au 25 juillet 2006. Conférence: “Levinas‟s Approach<br />
to Judaism and Talmud versus the Historicism of the 19th Century<br />
Wissenschaft des Judentums”.<br />
102. Participation in a congress on Jean-Paul Sartre, Fordham University, New<br />
York, October 27-29, 2006. Lecture: “Reflections on Jean-Paul Sartre‟s Anti-<br />
Semite and Jew.”<br />
103. Participation in a conference on Dialogue, November 19, 2006, Zürich.<br />
Lecture: “Martin Bubers Dialogkonzept von „Ich und Du‟.”<br />
104. Participation in the international congress on “Le secret de l‟hébraïsme:<br />
Kabbale, philosophie et éducation dans la pensée de Yéhouda Léon Ashkénazi<br />
(Manitou)”, December 21, 2006, Bar-Ilan University. Lecture: “Manitou the<br />
Hebrew and Levinas the Jew” (Hebrew).<br />
105. Participation in the congress of judges of the special rabbinical courts for<br />
giur, 26-28.12.2006, Novotel, Jerusalem. Lecture, 27.12: “Giur as welcoming<br />
otherness.”<br />
106. <strong>Hochschule</strong> fuer Juedische <strong>Studien</strong>, <strong>Heidelberg</strong>, 6. Februar 2007.<br />
Vorlesung: „Einige juedische Standpunkte ueber das Verhaeltnis zwischen<br />
Gott und Geschichte im Hinblick auf die Shoa”; Seminar: „Maimonides‟<br />
Dreizehn Prinzipien”.<br />
107. Public Conversation with Prof. Haviva Pedaya on the subject “Dialogue:<br />
the Manifest and the Hidden – Dialogical Philosophy and Mysticism”, Van<br />
Leer, Jerusalem, February 27, 2007.<br />
108. Participation in the international congress “Conference on Jewish Studies.<br />
Christians and Muslims in Mediaeval and Contemporary Rabbinical Responsa”,<br />
Charles University, Prague, 9-11 May 2007. Lecture, 10.5: “Rosenzweig‟s 1913<br />
Letter to Rudolf Ehrenberg Concerning His Decision to Remain a Jew”.<br />
109. Participation in the international congress “Neues Denken – Juedisches Denken.<br />
Franz Rosenzweig zum 120. Geburtstag. Eine Retro-Perspektive”, Hermann-Cohen-<br />
Akademie, Arnoldshain, June 28-July 1, 2007. Lecture, June 29: “Death and Time in<br />
Rosenzweig and Levinas”.
Semi-Academic Articles<br />
“Buber's Translation of the Bible”, Louvain Studies 7, 3 (1979) 212-218.<br />
In Dictionnaire de la Bible et des religions du Livre<br />
Judaïsme/Christianisme/Islam, Turnhout, 1985 (with editorial redaction):<br />
Alalach, 53; Bomberg, Daniel, 106; caraïtes, 114-115; circoncision. Dans<br />
le judaïsme, 125; coiffure dans le judaïsme, 128; Ébla, 158; Éléphantine,<br />
papyrus d', 167; esséniens, 177; Falashas, 187; femme en Israël, 189;<br />
geniza, 200; Halevi, Youdah, 208; haskala, 210; hassidisme, 210-211;<br />
hébreu. Hébreu moderne, 212; Ibn Gabirol, Shlomoh, 224; Josèphe,<br />
Flavius, 250; kabbale (Jewish-), 257-258; kashér, 259; langues juives,<br />
263-264; lion. Dans la tradition juive, 269; marranos, 286; megillot, 288;<br />
Melokhim Buch, 289; mezouza, 293; minhag, 296; minyan, 296; miqra'ot<br />
gedolot, 296; mousar, 303; parasha, 327-328; Pentateuque samaritain,<br />
340; pé'ot, 340; pharisien, 344; psaumes. Dans le judaïsme, 362; pur.<br />
Dans le judaïsme, 364; sadducéens. Nom. Histoire. Idées, 385; Satan.<br />
Dans la tradition juive, 391; Shmouél Buch, 399; sicaires, 400; sidra, 400;<br />
Sion. Judaïsme, 402; tsitsit, 403; Soncino, Joshua Salomon, 404; tables de<br />
la Loi, 409; Tanakh, 410-411; thérapeutes, 417; Tora, 422; tour de Babel.<br />
Tradition juive, 422; zohar, 450; (Various articles in the Dictionary of the<br />
Bible and the Religions of the Book).<br />
“Religious Language and Pinchas Peli's New Midrash”, Jewish Spectator,<br />
Spring (1990) 61-63.<br />
“The Hundredth Anniversary of the Hebrew Language Committee”, Jewish<br />
Spectator, Summer (1990) 40-41.<br />
“Pinchas H. Peli: La Tora aujourd‟hui. La Bible vous parle (trad. de l‟anglais par J.J.<br />
Gugenheim), Desclée de Brouwer Paris 1988”, Service International de<br />
Documentation judéo-chrétienne xxiii, 1 (1990), pp.23-24.<br />
“Judaism: People or Religion: Some Positions in Modern Jewish Thought”,<br />
Service international de documentation judéo-chrétienne xxv, 1 (1992), pp. 20-25.<br />
(= “ Le judaïsme: peuple ou religion. Quelques positions de la pensée juive<br />
moderne”, SIDIC, éd. française, pp.19-26)<br />
”Muss ein Jude Christ werden, um zu Gott zu kommen? Die Bedeutung Franz<br />
Rosenzweigs für den jüdisch-christlichen Dialog,” Religio 1 (1993), pp.4-<br />
13<br />
“Nine views of the Relationship Between Judaism and the State of Israel”, Jewish<br />
Spectator 58,1 (1993), pp.15-16.<br />
“Religiőse Erziehung in Israel und bei uns…” (in collaboration with H.<br />
Heinemann), Religio 3-4 (1993), pp. 104-111.
“Schalom. Frieden im modernen jűdischen Denken”, Bar-Ilan Universität<br />
Zeitschrift der Repräsentanz für Deutschland, Luxemburg, Österreich und der<br />
Schweiz 6 (1994), pp.19-24.<br />
“Das Denken „À Dieu‟- Das Denken „zu Gott hin‟. Woran ich beim Aussprechen des<br />
Wortes „Gott‟ denke”, in J. Ebach, H.-M. Gutmann, M.L. Frettlöh and M. Weinrich<br />
(eds.), Gretchenfrage. Von Gott reden- aber wie? Band II, Gütersloh: Chr. Kaiser,<br />
2002, pp. 125-134.<br />
“Gerechtigkeit, nicht Rache als Aufarbeitung der Geschichte”, in Friede mit<br />
friedlichen Mitteln. Neue Herausforderungen fűr die Religionen, Herausgeber:<br />
Kontakstelle fűr Weltreligionen. Weltkonferenz der Religionen fűr den Frieden,<br />
Innsbruck-Wien: Tyrolia, 2002, pp.134- 141.<br />
“Love and Justice in Jewish Collective Memory”, Tel Aviv: Jerusalem Summit<br />
Publication, 2004, pp.3-13. (= a slightly different version of the preceding item)<br />
“Lernen und Lehren in der ständig sich wandelnden Welt der Kommunikation.<br />
Gedanken und Fragen zur Wissensgesellschaft”, in Im Gespräch. Hefte der Martin-<br />
Buber Gesellschaft 7 (2003), pp. 61-68.<br />
The Rosenzweig Lehrhaus: Proposal for a Jewish House of Study in Kassel Inspired<br />
by Franz Rosenzweig‟s Frankfurt Lehrhaus (Research and Position Papers, Rappaport<br />
Center), Ramat Gan: Bar Ilan University, 2005, 77 pp.<br />
“Hellenic and Jewish in Levinas‟s Writings”, Veritas. Revista de filosofia 51,2 (2006),<br />
pp.79-88.