This essay explores the concepts of "care" (tippùl) and "universal brotherhood" in the work of Orthodox Jewish philosopher Rav Joseph Soloveitchik, particularly examining his 1965 "The Lonely Man of Faith". The study examines the spiritual turmoil and deep solitude experienced by modern individuals following the Holocaust, comparing this to the Catholic movement towards interfaith dialogue that began with Vatican II's "Nostra Aetate".
“La cura in ‘The Lonely Man of Faith’ di Rav Soloveitchik,” / Messina, A.V.. - (2025), pp. 462-471. (“Le culture della cura” Palermo 12-15 dicembre 2022).
“La cura in ‘The Lonely Man of Faith’ di Rav Soloveitchik,”
Messina Adele Valeria
2025-01-01
Abstract
This essay explores the concepts of "care" (tippùl) and "universal brotherhood" in the work of Orthodox Jewish philosopher Rav Joseph Soloveitchik, particularly examining his 1965 "The Lonely Man of Faith". The study examines the spiritual turmoil and deep solitude experienced by modern individuals following the Holocaust, comparing this to the Catholic movement towards interfaith dialogue that began with Vatican II's "Nostra Aetate".File in questo prodotto:
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