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Clark Barbara A. |
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Echoes from a child's soul : awakening the moral imagination of children / / Barbara Clark |
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Leiden ; ; Boston : , : Brill, , [2020] |
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©2020 |
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1 online resource (152 pages) |
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Imagination and Praxis ; ; Volume 14 |
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Problem children - Education |
Poetry - Therapeutic use |
Poetry - Study and teaching |
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"Echoes from a Child's Soul: Awakening the Moral Imagination of Children presents remarkable poetry inspired by aesthetic education methodology created by children that were labelled academically, socially, and/or emotionally at-risk. Many children deemed average or below-grade level composed poetry beyond their years revealing moral imagination. Art psychology and aesthetic methodology merge to portray the power of awakening children's voices once silenced. The children's poetry heralds critical and empathic messages for our future. This book proposes an overwhelming need for change in America's public-school education system so that no child is ignored, silenced, deemed less than, or marginalized"-- |
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UNINA9910861979503321 |
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Chamiel Ephraim |
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Between Religion and Reason (Part II) : The Position against Contradiction between Reason and Revelation in Contemporary Jewish Thought from Eliezer Goldman to Jonathan Sacks / / Ephraim Chamiel |
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Boston, MA : , : Academic Studies Press, , [2021] |
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©2021 |
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1-64469-572-3 |
1-64469-571-5 |
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1 online resource (246 p.) |
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Studies in Orthodox Judaism |
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Judaism and science |
RELIGION / Religion & Science |
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Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Translator’s Note -- Chapter One: Introduction -- Chapter Two: Prof. Eliezer Goldman -- Chapter Three: Rabbi Dr. Norman Lamm -- Chapter Four: Rabbi Prof. David Hartman -- Chapter Five: Rabbi Dr. Aharon Lichtenstein -- Chapter Six: Rabbi Prof. Lord Jonathan Sacks -- Chapter Seven: Rabbi Dr. Michael Abraham -- Chapter Eight: Summary and Conclusions -- Epilogue -- Bibliography -- Index |
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This book is dedicated to an analysis of the writings of modern religious Jewish thinkers who adopted a neo-fundamentalist, illusionary, apologetic approach, opposing the notion that there may sometimes be a contradiction between reason and revelation. The book deals with the thought of Eliezer Goldman, Norman Lamm, David Hartman, Aharon Lichtenstein, Jonathan Sacks, and Michael Abraham. According to these thinkers, it is possible to resolve all of the difficulties that arise from the encounter between religion and science, between reason and revelation, between the morality of halakhah and Western morality, between academic scholarship and tradition, and between scientific discoveries and statements found in the Torah. This position runs counter to the stance of other Jewish thinkers who |
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espouse a different, more daring approach. According to the latter view, irresolvable contradictions between reason and faith sometimes face the modern Jewish believer, who must reconcile himself to these two conflicting truths and learn to live with them. This dialectic position was discussed in Between Religion and Reason, Part I (Academic Studies Press, 2020). The present volume, Part II, completes the discussion of this topic. This book concludes a trilogy of works by the author dealing with modern Jewish thought that attempts to integrate tradition and modernity. The first in the series was The Middle Way (Academic Studies Press, 2014), followed by The Dual Truth (Academic Studies Press, 2018). |
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