Contents

pp.：  7 – 8

Dedication

pp.：  9 – 10

Acknowledgement

pp.：  11 – 12

Foreword by Elie Wiesel

pp.：  13 – 16

Bibliographic Abbreviations

pp.：  17 – 18

Introductory Remarks (Sharon Portnoff)

pp.：  19 – 32

PART ONE FACKENHEIM THEN AND NOW

pp.：  33 – 34

Fackenheim in the Fifties (John Burbidge)

pp.：  35 – 42

Between Halle and Jerusalem (Michael Oppenheim)

pp.：  43 – 60

Fackenheim's Hermeneutical Circle (Michael L. Morgan)

pp.：  61 – 72

Thought Going to School with Life? Fackenheim's Last Philosophical Testament (Benjamin Pollock)

pp.：  73 – 106

Fackenheim's Paradoxical 614th Commandment: Some Personal Refl ections (Martin J. Plax)

pp.：  107 – 122

PART TWO THE PHILOSOPHICAL DIMENSION OF FACKENHEIM'S THOUGHT

pp.：  123 – 124

Historicism and Revelation in Emil Fackenheim's Self-Distancing from Leo Strauss (Martin D. Yaffe)

pp.：  125 – 142

Leo Strauss's Challenge to Emil Fackenheim: Heidegger, Radical Historicism, and Diabolical Evil (Kenneth Hart Green)

pp.：  143 – 178

Fackenheim's Hegelian Return to Contingency (Sharon Portnoff)

pp.：  179 – 196

Judaism and the Tragic Vision: Emil Fackenheim and the Problem of Dirty Hands (Sam Ajzenstat)

pp.：  197 – 228

A Time for Emil Fackenheim, A Time for Baruch Spinoza (Heidi Morrison Ravven)

pp.：  229 – 236

PART THREE THE RELIGIOUS DIMENSION OF FACKENHEIM'S THOUGHT

pp.：  237 – 238

Rabbi Fackenheim and Philosophical Encounter with Elijah's Wager (James A. Diamond)

pp.：  239 – 252

Tikkun in Fackenheim's Leben-Denken as a Trace of Lurianic Kabbalah (Aubrey L. Glazer)

pp.：  253 – 268

In Search of a Meaningful Theology of the Holocaust: Refl ections on Fackenheim's 614th Commandment (Lionel Rubinoff)

pp.：  269 – 312

Emil Fackenheim and the Levitical Order of Thinking (Michael Kigel)

pp.：  313 – 340

Bibliography

pp.：  341 – 348

Contributors

pp.：  349 – 352

Name Index

pp.：  353 – 354

Subject Index

pp.：  355 – 360