Following Levinas' articulation that "truth is accessible only to the mind capable of experiencing an exile away from its preconceptions and prejudices," Exile and Otherness posits that Shinran, the founder True Pure Land Buddhism, and Maimonides, a Jewish philosopher and Torah scholar, exhibit sensitivity to the neglected and suffering others.
Following Levinas' articulation that "truth is accessible only to the mind capable of experiencing an exile away from its preconceptions and prejudices," Exile and Otherness posits that Shinran, the founder True Pure Land Buddhism, and Maimonides, a Jewish philosopher and Torah scholar, exhibit sensitivity to the neglected and suffering others.
Ilana Maymind, PhD, teaches in the department of religious studies at Chapman University.
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Contents Preface Introduction Chapter 1: Introducing Shinran and Maimonides Chapter 2: Shinran and Maimonides: Exile and Tolerance Chapter 3: Shinran and Maimonides: Exile and the "Other" Chapter 4: What Can We Learn from the Past Bibliography About the Author
Contents Preface Introduction Chapter 1: Introducing Shinran and Maimonides Chapter 2: Shinran and Maimonides: Exile and Tolerance Chapter 3: Shinran and Maimonides: Exile and the "Other" Chapter 4: What Can We Learn from the Past Bibliography About the Author
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