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The three volumes of Collected Essays on Philosophy and on Judaism by Marvin Fox (former President of the Association of Jewish Studies) present Fox's thoughts on the relationship between Judaism and Philosophy. Coverage in volume one is Greek Philosophy and Maimonides. These select essays offer, to a new generation of scholars of Jewish thought and Philosophy, an important introduction to the field.

The three volumes of Collected Essays on Philosophy and on Judaism by Marvin Fox (former President of the Association of Jewish Studies) present Fox's thoughts on the relationship between Judaism and Philosophy. Coverage in volume one is Greek Philosophy and Maimonides. In volume two, Fox covers a variety of works and ideas of well known philosophers such as Tillich and Kierkegaard. Volume three focuses on ethics as it pertains to Judaism. These select essays offer, to a new generation of scholars of Jewish thought and Philosophy, an important introduction to the field.

The three volumes of Collected Essays on Philosophy and on Judaism by Marvin Fox (former President of the Association of Jewish Studies) present Fox's thoughts on the relationship between Judaism and Philosophy. Coverage in volume one is Greek Philosophy and Maimonides. In volume two, Fox covers a variety of works and ideas of well known philosophers such as Tillich and Kierkegaard. These select essays offer, to a new generation of scholars of Jewish thought and Philosophy, an important introduction to the field.

In this comprehensive study, Marvin Fox offers an approach to Maimonides that illuminates the intersections of his philosophical, religious, and Jewish visions and addresses the dialectical tension in his work between the claims of reason and revelation.