Saadia Gaon S Philosophers
Saadia Gaon S Philosophers
Saadia Gaon
Saadia Gaon (Saadya Gaon, Saadya ben Joseph, Sa'id ibn Yusuf al-Fayyumi), 882-942. Early medieval Jewish philosopher who championed the importance of reason. He wrote in Arabic and Hebrew.
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- Detailed study of this medieval thinker, from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. By Sarah Pessin.
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- Detailed 1906 study of this exilarch's views, by Wilhelm Bacher.
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- Student project by Rachael Sanford. Includes biography, links and discussions of his Book Of Doctrines And Beliefs.
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- A 1994 paper by Jay Michaelson, analyzing Saadia's reinterpretation of revelation.
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- Brief article on his life and work, from the Rabbi Scheinerman's Home Page.
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- Concise biography noting his place in Jewish history.
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- Notes on this medieval Babylonian scholar's views of creation and revelation. By Michael Kagan.
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- Short article on this Jewish leader in historical context.
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- Short article on this philosopher and polemicist.
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