Philosophers and Scholars

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The book presents the perspectives of three influential Jewish philosophers of the twentieth century: Harry Austryn Wolfson, Julius Guttmann, and Leo Strauss. It explores their distinct definitions of Judaism and philosophy, alongside their interpretations of the historical evolution of Jewish thought. Each scholar's approach to analyzing Jewish philosophical texts is examined, providing a comprehensive understanding of their contributions to the field and the diverse methodologies they employed.