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Halakhic Man: a standalone construct

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HalakhicMan1 CONSTRUCTHalakhic ManSOLOVEITCHIK · JEWISH THOUGHT

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Jewish thought

Soloveitchik's ideal type of the religious person who meets the world through the a priori concepts of halakha, as a mathematician meets nature.

In Jewish thought, Halakhic Man refers to Soloveitchik's ideal type of the religious person who meets the world through the a priori concepts of halakha, as a mathematician meets nature. This meaning comes from Soloveitchik (1944/1983) in Halakhic man.[1]

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References

  1. Soloveitchik, J. D. (1983). Halakhic man (L. Kaplan, Trans.). Jewish Publication Society of America. (Original work published 1944) ISBN 9780827602229

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