Abravanel, Isaac A Philosophers

Abravanel, Isaac

Don Isaac (Yitzchak) ben Judah Abrabanel, 1437-1508. Late medieval Spanish Jewish philosopher, theologian and statesman. His political writings and biblical commentaries paved the way for later humanist thought.

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• - Biographical article with an emphasis on the Judaic aspects of this thinker's career.
  
• - Concise summary of his life, from the Jewish Theological Seminary.
  
• - English-language text of the infamous 1492 edict expelling the Jews from Spain, and Isaac Abrabanel's reply.
  
• - Biographical article from JewishGates.com.
  
• - Short review of his life and writings, by Romain Butin.
  
• - Detailed information on the careers of this Jewish scholar and his son, from Maurice Abravanel.
  
  

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