The Cambridge history of Jewish philosophy. vol. 2, The modern era / editors, Martin Kavka, Zachary Braiterman, David Novak.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

pt. I: Judaism's encounter with modernity. Enligthenment / Willi Goetschel -- The spirit of Jewish history / Samuel Moyn -- Phenomenology / Martin Kavka -- America / Ken Koltun-Fromm -- Feminism and gender / Hava Tirosh-Samuelson -- part II: Retrieving tradition. Scripture and text / Peter Ochs -- Medieval Jewish philosophers in modern Jewish philosophy / Aaron W. Hughes -- Jewish enlightenment beyond Western Europe / Adam Shear -- Hasidism, Mitnagdism, and contemporary American Judaism / Shaul Magid -- part III: Modern Jewish philosophical theology. God: divine transcendence / Aryeh Botwinick -- God: divine immanence / Gregory Kaplan -- Creation / David Novak -- Revelation / Randi Rashkover -- Redemption / Norbert M. Samuelson -- Providence: agencies of redemption / Micheael L. Morgan -- part IV: Jewish peoplehood. Reflections on the challenges confronting the philosophy of Halakhah / Avi Sagi -- Liturgy / Steven Kepnes -- Jews alongside non-Jews / Shmuel Trigano -- Political theory: beyond sovereignty? / Leora Batnitzky -- Zionism / Zachary Braiterman -- part V: Issues in modern Jewish philosophy. Reason as a paradigm in Jewish philosophy / Kenneth Seeskin -- Imagination and the theolatrous impulse: configuring God in modern Jewish thought / Elliot R. Wolfson -- Justice / Michael Zank -- Virtue / Dov Nelkin -- Aesthetics and art / Asher D. Biemann -- Interpretation, modernity, and the philosophy of Judaism / Jonathan W. Malino.