Idolatry and Representation

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Franz Rosenzweig's philosophical contributions, pivotal to Jewish thought in the twentieth century, are explored through his innovative approach to German-Jewish ethical monotheism. Leora Batnitzky highlights how Rosenzweig's ideas not only predate but also confront modern developments in various fields, including religious studies, ethics, and theology. This examination reveals the depth and relevance of Rosenzweig's thought in contemporary discourse, emphasizing its significance in understanding both Jewish philosophy and broader philosophical debates.