Reinier Munk Knihy

The analysis delves into Joseph B. Soloveitchik's concept of transcendence, exploring its development through his doctoral thesis on Hermann Cohen and key essays on halakhic thought. Notable works examined include "The Halakhic Mind," along with the Hebrew essays "Ish ha-halakha" and "U-viqqashtem mi-sham." This study highlights Soloveitchik's philosophical contributions and their implications for Jewish law and thought.

This book explores Hermann Cohen's contributions to critical idealism and German Jewish philosophy. It analyzes his three-volume work on logic, ethics, and aesthetics, alongside his writings on Judaism. The text highlights Cohen's dialogues with philosophers like Maimonides and Kant, and reviews contemporary research on his ideas.